Buddy, there is a whole lot you can criticize us on but American cheese is a god damn global national treasure and i will not have it slandered in my presence. Sorry.
This. I’ve tried many cheeses in my life. From imported gruyere, all the way to velveeta. White American is genuinely one of my favorites. Much like white chocolate to standard chocolate, it may not truly be considered cheese, but that doesn’t make it any less delicious. And I will die in this hill
You ever tried taleggio? I very rarely eat cheese, but I once got a portion of this for my wife and our friend. They described it as “good, but weird.”
I got it because of an old reddit post which featured a gif of it being used to make a grilled cheese. They used some for that and some for mac and cheese.
In most countries east of the Atlantic that stuff is not allowed to be called cheese.
Yes yes america bad, we get it.
Yes, of course America bad. But specifically on the subject of food standards Canada also quite bad, for the rest Canada is mostly good.
Buddy, there is a whole lot you can criticize us on but American cheese is a god damn global
nationaltreasure and i will not have it slandered in my presence. Sorry.This. I’ve tried many cheeses in my life. From imported gruyere, all the way to velveeta. White American is genuinely one of my favorites. Much like white chocolate to standard chocolate, it may not truly be considered cheese, but that doesn’t make it any less delicious. And I will die in this hill
Likely of cheese related heart disease. As the good lord intended.
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You ever tried taleggio? I very rarely eat cheese, but I once got a portion of this for my wife and our friend. They described it as “good, but weird.”
I got it because of an old reddit post which featured a gif of it being used to make a grilled cheese. They used some for that and some for mac and cheese.
The “it’s not technically cheese” people are exactly the same as “the rules don’t say a dog can’t play on the team”
The US is one of those countries.