Tyromancy

Tyromancy is a form of divination that involves interpreting patterns and shapes formed by cheese, especially melting cheese. The practice historically involved observing how cheese coagulated, the types of mold that grew on it, and the shapes formed when melted. Details such as the color, texture, and rate of melting were all considered significant in predicting the future or uncovering hidden information. While the exact origins of tyromancy are unclear, it's often associated with ancient folk practices and superstition, particularly in agrarian societies where cheese production was commonplace and held symbolic importance. Today, tyromancy is considered a pseudoscientific practice and is not recognized as a legitimate method of divination or forecasting. Its primary existence lies in historical accounts and occasional novelties associated with divination.