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The Cheese Shop Series: Lady and Larder
Season 3, Ep. 3
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How does a small cheese shop compete in this current space of instant gratification? With heart, enthusiasm, and passion, of course!
You can find all that and brightly colored aesthetic at Lady and Larder in Santa Monica, California. Created by twin sisters Sarah and Boo Simms, this small but mighty shop feeds celebrities and local cheese lovers.
Sarah's energy will excite you for your next trip to the cheese shop.
IG @ladyandlarder
Website https://www.ladyandlarder.com/
Sarah also mentioned working with the Cheese Culture Coalition, and you should check out their work.
https://cheeseculturecoalition.org/
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