/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.12724473]

It's Friday. Someone brought donuts. I do my normal thing and put a slice of American cheese on mine and microwave until it just starts to melt, maybe 15 seconds. Eat with a fork. Anybody with me on this?

[Anonymous No.12724482]

>>12724473
>haha look at did a wacky thing

[Anonymous No.12724499]

>>12724482
may look wacky but it's good. It's a cheese Danish, but American style.

[Anonymous No.12724534]

More like a really shitty/lazy Blintz flavour wise.

I enjoy cheese pannenkoeken, so I'd probably be able to enjoy cheese donut ... but at least use some better cheese.

[Anonymous No.12724751]

>>12724499
Honestly not a bad idea. American cheese is just milk fat anyways. It would work well with a lot of other cheeses too, its just sweet and savory or sweet and sour.

[Anonymous No.12724764]

>>12724473
>ruin a perfectly good doughnut with plastic shit "cheese"

[Anonymous No.12724928]

>>12724764
>ruin a perfectly good thread with your shit taste

[Anonymous No.12725011]

>>12724764
I used the deluxe American, not the stuff in a wrapper, and like the way it melts fast and smooth, taste good too, not like the fake slices. This is actually the reduced fat cheese which is 4 grams of fat vs 6 in the regular.

[Anonymous No.12725070]

>>12724473
probably good, but would be better using real cheese

[Anonymous No.12725072]

>>12724473
love stuff like this
to my mind, that’s whatl Cooking is, trying combinations

[Anonymous No.12726107]

>>12724473
>American cheese
Literally the worst thing we ever did. I'm more proud of us bombing 50 countries than I am of that rubber abomination.

[Anonymous No.12726125]

>>12724473
what in the goddamn

[Anonymous No.12726129]

>>12724473
>>12724482
>>12724499
It's autism.