Hungry young foreigners who crowd around the lavish food samples waiting to be eaten in Tokyo department store food halls tend to steer clear of cheese. Unless they’re really, really hungry, because cheese that’s usually on offer is an odd tasting blend of soy-and-dairy, chocolate-and-cheese and other ingredients, added to make the cheese content go further.
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