Giant Cheese Wheel is Back at Horrocks Farm Market in Lansing

Horrocks Farm Market in Lansing is big. Like, really big. So, of course, they have what seems like the world's largest cheese wheel taking up space in its store.

Normally, when you go to the store, I imagine you're probably looking for some sliced cheese for sandwiches, or shredded cheese for tacos. Maybe you're looking for a pound of two of cheese, at the most.

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However, since Horrocks doesn't do anything small, of course they do the cheese wheel big.

And that big boy is back.

Horrocks' Giant Cheese Wheel is Back

Horrocks bring back this giant cheese wheel, affectionately dubbed, "The Big Cheese", seasonally.

It's a 4,600 pound hunk of 1-year aged sharp cheddar cheese.

Horrocks Giant Cheese Wheel

Here's the deal; yes, you can buy this cheese. Just like every other cheese in that giant farm market, it's for sale by the pound. You can grab a pound of "The Big Cheese" for just $6.99 a pound.

Maybe you need more than a pound... maybe you need all 4,600 pounds of cheese. For what? Who knows... maybe for a cheese and cracker tray for a family reunion for the Jolly Green Giant's family...

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No matter what you might need 4,600 pounds of sharp cheddar for (that's your business), let's find out how much that's going to run you.

Stealing This Cheese Wheel Would be a Felony!

4,600 pounds at $6.99 a pound means that "The Big Cheese" will cost you $32,154!

Now that's a whole lot of cheese.

If you would like to check out this giant wheel of cheese in person, head out to Horrocks Farm Market in Lansing.

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