Highway becomes mozzarella mess after tractor-trailer crash covers road in cheese

In Pennsylvania, a part of Interstate 80 was transformed into a cheesy chaos following a severe collision involving numerous trucks. The incident resulted in the dispersal of countless containers filled with shredded mozzarella cheese onto the roadway.

The accident took place around 5 a.m. on July 2, leading to a complete shutdown of the eastbound lanes close to Snow Shoe, Pennsylvania. As reported by the Snow Shoe Fire Department, this collision involved three large trucks and resulted in a substantial debris spread covering approximately 200 yards.

Among the trucks, one was transporting a complete batch of shredded mozzarella, and another was moving sanitation wipes – interestingly, these could have been useful for cleanup purposes.

For cheese lovers, this was a nightmarish sight to behold.

Cheesy mess covers highway after trailer crash

Images disclosed by the fire department depict a devastating scenario reminiscent of an apocalypse, with molten mozzarella covering the street, scattered shredded containers in every direction, and emergency teams laboring to tidy up the chaos.

In the heat of my gaming session, I couldn’t help but pause when news flashed about a truck carrying some cheese – yes, you read that right, CHEESE – getting split open on the road. Debris was scattered everywhere, making quite the spectacle, but luckily, there were no injuries to report and no hazardous materials involved. Phew! Back to saving princesses and slaying dragons now.

Unfortunately for cheese lovers, none of the mozzarella was salvageable.

The entire cheese shipment is destined for the dump, since it turned out to be unsaveable because it wasn’t refrigerated for extended periods,” the department noted further.

2025 saw more than one instance where a highway became a clean-up catastrophe. Reminds me of an incident back in April when a semi-truck accident in Texas scattered 8 million dimes over the road, causing a 14-hour traffic halt.

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2025-07-08 23:48