Explore Jungle Jim's, the famed store dubbed a “theme park for foodies.'
Not surprisingly, Jungle Jim's carries an abnormally large and diverse selection of cheeses—about 1,400 different kinds, to be exact, from 32 different countries. But, what gets cheese connoisseurs most excited is"The Big Cheese." The colossal hunk of provolone weighs in at anywhere from 700 to 850 pounds and is proudly suspended in the store's famed cheese room. This dairy marvel isn't just made to be gawked at either. Every 18 months, the cheese is taken down and cut .
during your next visit to the Jungle and take a picture with the awe-inspiring monstrosity—oh, and don't forget to say"cheese!"ChicagoPhotographer / Shutterstock With the massive cheese selection included, Jungle Jim's total number of product SKUs sits at over 180,000, sourced from more than 75 countries. And, unlike at other, less entertaining grocery stores, you won't find products from different regions thrown thoughtlessly into one lone"international" aisle. No, the Jungle turns it into a full-blown tour-of-the-world kind of experience. Each continent and country is clearly represented and is awarded its own style and feel.
All aboard for a quick tour of the Jungle! Jungle Jim's iconic monorail is most often the first detail people notice as they approach the supermarket and one of the main reasons behind the store's nickname as a"theme park of food." But, what many might not know is that Jungle Jim's actually purchased the equipment from Kings Island—a nearby amusement park and fellow Cincinnati-area attraction.
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