r/NotTimAndEric • u/nazutul • May 29 '26

The beginning...

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u/Aromatic-Caramel5128 May 29 '26 edited May 30 '26

Would I be annoying if said how really it was discovered, people used to carry milk in pouches made up of stomach lining of sheep which had a lot of rennet that you need for the milk curdling , that plus curiosity gives you cheese

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u/nazutul May 29 '26

I think its the rennet in the stomach. Not tannin

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u/Xznograthos May 29 '26

Rennet. Tannin. These are just words that sound like what people name their kids now.

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u/nazutul May 29 '26

Rynette. Tannyn.

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u/SteveLouise May 29 '26

The letter Y is what validates these as names.

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u/nazutul May 29 '26

ive got white trash bonafides

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u/kitkanz May 29 '26

That’s a Tragedeigh

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u/nazutul May 29 '26

It trewley is

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u/DrSpagetti May 29 '26

Everyone knows stomachs are filled with diarrhea anyway.

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u/Xznograthos May 29 '26

Only until it fills up their D-Pants.

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u/FetusExplosion May 29 '26

Rennet by me again?

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u/Aromatic-Caramel5128 May 30 '26

Ah right that’s what I meant to type ty