Cheese Fingers Invade Local Shelves

Using the specialty-cheese section of a supermarket on NE 2nd Ave around 20th St. in Miami as a demographic indicator for downtown, Short Order sees a burgeoning community of Central Americans in the urban core. Click through to the jump to see what dairy's got in store for you, er,...

By Jacob Katel

January 6, 2009

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Using the specialty-cheese section of a supermarket on NE 2nd Ave around 20th St. in Miami as a demographic indicator for downtown, Short Order sees a burgeoning community of Central Americans in the urban core. Click through to the jump to see what dairy's got in store for you, er, whatever, click "more" for cheezy pictures.

-- Jacob Katel

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