well, here we are at the market. in addygea, which means what are we going to try?s, but the first mention of adyghe cheese was in the nart epic. aminat terchukova, the owner of a cheese shop, will help us count all types of adyghe cheese. there are smoked adagei cheeses, there is smoked suluguni, there is suluguni bun, there is suluguni in a bun. with suluguni string , these are so delicious, fresh , try it, but this one is with pleasure, creamy, purely homemade it’s delicious, it’s very tender, it’s tender, it’s rich, it’s cheesy and it just melts barto and then the adyghe smoked one is still on the market here, as i understand it, this cheese can be brought home, right? it’s smoked, it’s long-lasting, yes, for a day, two or three, as many as you want, we’ll pack it for you , we’ll do everything as it’s supposed to, it’s even tastier, it’s even more tender, i’m aiming for the sub-digean suluguni, oh, it smells right, on the cream, oh, it smells like kefir, oh, this is perfect, with coffee on saturday morning, and sonny, but you can do it not only with coffee, but