Just know that your whole house will smell like dirty socks when you use it! I worked for years at Chateau Lake Louise and any time the Wine Bar sold an order of Raclette, people would complain to me in the Fairview Dining room, next door, that their server's feet stink!Diggingupbones wrote: ↑ RFD TIP #115: If you gotta Google something to know what it is or does, you don't need it!
Ps: I'm kinda interested in this
Edit: Upon further review I'm sold on it. In for 1. Thx OP
I saw it last week, I think it is a seasonal item.death_hawk wrote: ↑ I don't know about East, but we have the cheese in the warehouse in the West sometimes.
I am going to have a close look next time! thanksdeath_hawk wrote: ↑ I don't know about East, but we have the cheese in the warehouse in the West sometimes.
They have raclette cheese at Costco.midget_man wrote: ↑ I have had a similar one for years, I don't use it a lot but its great when I do. Its a great idea for people who entertain a lot, it gets people involved in the cooking and is a novelty for sure. Raclette cheese is usually pretty expensive though, I cleared out a Sobeys of like 20 packs once when they were clearing them out for next to nothing, so there were a lot of raclette meals those days. I am sure that other cheeses can be used to. I brought the one I had up to the cottage since I'm more likely to entertain there, and bought another one a couple months ago on clearance from Walmart for the city house, a smaller 6 person one as its usually just me and the wife when I use it at home. It is still there at Walmart if anyone is looking for a smaller one or don't want to dish out $70 to try it out and see if they like the concept.
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/trudeau-ma ... lsrc=aw.ds
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