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Red Feather Cheese

 
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Maybe in 2005 a friend bought a case of Red Feather Cheese and gave me a couple of cans.   Anyway, I was cleaning out some old home canned stuff in the basement and stumbled on the 2 cans.  I opened one.  It was still good.  It tasted like a Swiss.
 
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I didn't even know you could get canned cheese....There's my new thing for the day!
 
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