/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17366875
American """""cheese""""" literally and legally isn't cheese

>>17366879
If you say it enough it might come true.

>>17366879
Its just blended Colby jack and cheddar you unbelievable pussy

>>17366879

>>17366890
>>>/r/confidentlyincorrect

>>17366903
It's literally called American cheese, you nonce

>>17366875
I have never liked cheesy fries. Don't know why. If it's cheese and chili that's great, but just throwing cheese on stuff is something I have never been a fan of.

>>17366910
The cheaper brands will just use a mix of refined dairy ingredients like whey protein, milk solids, etc. but the more expensive brands will use real cheese in the mix.

>American Cheese (Milk, Salt,Cheese Culture, Enzymes), Water, Cream,Sodium Phosphates, Salt.
Like that's the ingredient list for Boar's Head brand American cheese and it says they use a mix of "Minnesota barrel-aged cheddars" when making it. Pretty much the same as "real" cheese except for the sodium phosphates which is probably what gives it that creamy texture when melted.

>>17366879
It got so bad that in my country the government forced all brands to indicate when Cheese is not actually cheese on their packs. That immediately threw a wrench in a lot of trusted brands revealing lots of not-cheese cheesy products.

>>17366875
Awwwww yeeee
You bet it does, bucko

>>17366875
Yes.
Then I'll dip all of it in even more cheese.
And when I'm done eating my burger and fries (heavily cheesed), I'll eat all the cheese i have left with a fucking spoon.
Never too much cheese
Never enough cheese