This 9/11 Cheese Plate May Be The 9/11 Museum's Most Tasteless Souvenir

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Setting aside the question of whether a reporter can ask a question at the 9/11 Museum (short answer: she can't!), let us tackle another timely inquiry: Just how crass is the 9/11 Museum's gift shop?

The Post previously detailed some of the items, like a "Darkness Hoodie" and "Survivor Tree" earrings. But they forgot to mention the 9/11 cheese plate.

The cheese plate is in the shape of the continental U.S., with hearts where the attacks hit NYC, DC and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Because no cheese course is complete without a moment to "Never forget" (to take our Lactaid). Let's roll... that wheel of cheddar to Freedomtown?

http://gothamist.com/2014/05/22/photo_finally_you_can_buy_a_911_che.php#photo-1

[malaise]

1. Any 9/11 souvenir is tasteless n/t

[DinahMoeHum]

2. Yep.

T-A-C-K-Y

In fact, that whole concept of a "museum" is tacky as well. Especially since one has to pay for admission.

The memorial, OTOH, is the better place to visit, and it's FREE.

[Niceguy1]

3. the museum iAs a good

Idea...it adds the human side besides how would you display artifacts from the incident?

[dixiegrrrrl]

4. Well, I have to disagree, sorta..

If they were to encase Guliani in the same kind of stuff that Hans Solo was frozen in....
and park it next to the entry way...

[malaise]

5. Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! DUzy!

I'll make that exception

[Jefferson23]

6. That is twisted, the entire shop..ugh. n/t

[Jefferson23]

7. Is it not 24 bucks to get in, per person, except for Tuesdays? They should dump the

gift shop.

[3catwoman3]

8. The ultimate meaning...

...of "cheesy."