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My SWISS CHEESE Challenge

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Well, that's the point, isn't it? Are the holes what define Swiss cheese as Swiss Cheese, or are they incidental?

Anyone who knows anything about Swiss cheese knows they're incidental -- an unavoidable result of the way it's normally made...

... so now the question is, what happens when it's not made "normally"?

I seem to recall being told at one point that swiss cheese had to be turned periodically to prevent the bubbles from rising to the top. I must now google this.

Google seems to know nothing of this. I'm guessing it isn't really the case.
 
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I seem to recall being told at one point that swiss cheese had to be turned periodically to prevent the bubbles from rising to the top. I must now google this.

Google seems to know nothing of this. I'm guessing it isn't really the case.
Thus the challenge.
 
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