As the Brexit goes to virtually non deal Brexit recently, I am currently reading this article from BBC.
First question: The headline has this
Post-Brexit trade: Pricey wurst and cheesy leftovers
I understand that pricey wurst means more pricey sausages. (maybe referring to Germany).
But I don't understand what "cheesy" means here. Even though I checked multiple dictionaries.
Second question:
The article has this line under the headline
The British food industry could switch to substitute for EU imports, or we could retrain our taste buds to native flavours, including a lot more herring
What do the words "taste buds" mean here? Is there any implication?
(I skipped where I didn't understand and continued reading the rest, but I still can not figure out.)
Thank you in advance.