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The variety of cheeses is spectacular. They have the best brie that we have ever tasted and we have (unfortunately) tasted a lot. The Handeck is firm and nutty and the award winning 5 Brothers goes with anything. Definitely worth the trip.
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I have been going there since I was a little girl. My bus passed ot daily. Although I have moved away my family and I make a point of visiting everytime we pass it.
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Cheese near Gamebridge ON (128 Result(s))
Commisso Meats is your choice meat market in Mississauga. Visit us and discover an impressive variety of quality meat, poultry and cheese products, from steaks, cold cuts and sausage, to perfectly aged parmesan cheese.
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154 Queen St S, Mississauga, ON L5M 2P4
Bistro, Lunch Menu, Restaurant With Parking, Take-out, Wheelchair-accessible Restaurant
At Melt Grilled Cheese we make the best grilled cheese sandwiches in the world.....that's what our customers say. Our awesome grilled cheese flavors aren't the same grilled cheese sandwiches your mom made you, they are BETTER! We are located in Streetsville beside the Irish Pub on Queen St S. Come and check us out!
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Are you craving Canadian cuisine in Mississauga, ON? Then you can consider Cosimo's Cheese And Deli Ltd to satiate your cravings. Our prices start at $10. Drop by our restaurant for a tasty meal!
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Chuck E. Cheese is a kid-friendly fun center with arcade games for every age and food the whole family will love. The menu includes pizza, wings, and fresh salad, plus Dippin’ Dots®, giant cookies, and cupcakes for dessert. Chuck E. Cheese also appears to entertain families with an interactive show. Make reservations for an all-inclusive birthday party on the website, or come in any day of the week for family fun.
The first Empire Cheese Factory was built in the late 1870s on the farm of John Haig who was the first cheesemaker. The second cheese factory was built just to the east of the present factory. Some of the cheese makers in that plant were Tom Naylor, Charles Stephens, Jack Kitchen, Bob Maybee, and Les Shillinglaw. In the fall of 1952 the Kimberley Cheese Factory burned and in 1953 Empire and Kimberley amalgamated forming the current Empire Cheese & Butter Co-op. That same year, the current cheese factory was built with Les Shillinglaw as the cheese maker. Les was followed by Don Pollock. Our current cheese maker is Mark Erwin.