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MEXICO CITY – Authorities in Mexico said Friday they found over 2.2 pounds (1 kilogram) of methamphetamine hidden in the centre of a wheel of cheese.
The National Guard said the “artisanal” cheese was apparently not produced in a factory. It was found at a package shipping warehouse near Mexico City and was being sent to an address in the United States. X-rays showed an usual bulk at the centre of the wheel, and authorities crumbled it apart to find the plastic-wrapped drugs.
The Guard did not specify what kind of cheese it was — Mexico has many types — but it appeared to be a “cotija,” a raw cow’s milk cheese made in Michoacán state. Michoacán is also known for producing meth.
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