Which city has the best omelettes?

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I had a late night and I could go for a fat omelette.

Stormwind?
Orgrimmar?
Booty Bay?

Tell me. I’ve got hungry eyes. Will even take a homemade one.

Stretches feet in the air and wiggles toes

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I like the bacon cheese and gnome omelette they have in Org. Side of hash browns - oh my……very tasty.

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I like western style omelettes.

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Cheese?! The Horde doesn’t have Cheese! What are they going to make it with?? Pig milk?

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Um, mulgore?
Lots of goats.
Cackles and wiggles toes

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Definitely silvermoon no question. They have biggest eggs with hawkstriders.

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No, the best cheese omelettes are to be found in Stormwind. We have a whole shop dedicated to Cheese.

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Lots of Taurens too

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They don’t tend to let us trolls in without an exclusive pass to their prison.

Wiggles toes

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Well the Horde has access to the best cows, and obviously the best cows will make the best cheese.

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Happy cows come from Mulgore.
Wiggles toes

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This is a lie. All of our delicious milk products are obtained from local, free range, magic/fel free zevra.

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I’m going to go with Thunder Bluff. They have already nearly mastered Steak and Eggs. A good omelet should be easy.

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Suramar has the best ones, but they are a little pricey.

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I’d say Ironforge. I feel like the dwarves would make some damn good omelets, probably loaded with cheese and bacon.

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Fun fact, in Vanilla WoW there was no cheese that was stated to be Horde made.

You had:

  • Darnassian Bleu
  • Dalaran Sharp
  • Holiday Cheesewheel
  • Dwarven Mild
  • Fine Aged Cheddar
  • Stormwind Brie
  • Alterac Swiss

Obviously most of these are clearly made by humans, with a noteworthy admission by dwarves. Holiday Cheesewheel could be purchased during the Feast of Winterveil and was sold by Smokywood Pastures, a Goblin run business. At the time Goblins were still neutral so Horde couldn’t really claim the cheese anymore than Alliance could.

Who knows what that all means, of course. Fine Aged Cheddar is the only one to challenge the situation, but we have no idea where it’s made or how it’s made. Obviously we can’t be sure that it’s not basically “well everyone has cheddar” but most cheeses seem to be from specific places. Perhaps some random group is selling cheddar to everyone?

All we can say for sure is that there are no Horde specific cheeses, and no indication that the Horde actually makes cheese at all, with the single exception of Fine Aged Cheddar being sold by less than a dozen vendors.

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