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Oregon Coast, USA! or Bohol, Philippines!
Apr 1999 time: 05:28
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I've never consumed any of that... stuff. Not natural.
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Jon Miller
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american cheese is gross
now cheese made in america can be good (Tillimook for example)
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Jon Miller
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white bread is gross
I like wheat or some sort of multigrain bread
america makes both (there is good bread, you just have to choose it)
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Cruddy
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quote: Originally posted by MrWhereItsAt
The one time I ate cheese in the US it was on a McD's Cheeseburger. It was piss-coloured. I didn't try cheese again until I left the continent.
* MrWhereItsAt shudders
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To be fair to the American continent as a whole, Canadian gets imported lots into the UK. So does NZ and Aussie.
My favourite would have be the Aussie, then the NZ (Aussie's got more salt) but the Canadian has a very creamy flavour and compares well to either. It certainly is good cheese.
I wouild guess that US cheese has problems being imported in the UK (dairy farming is very big here and you're not a conventional ex-colony like the others). Judging from the comments I would say we're not missing much.
Yes, I did 6 months work in a cheese wrapping plant, so I've had contact with tons of the stuff.
The best Cheddar in the world (all the above are better than KSJ, AKA Kraft-Suchard-Jacobs) is made by Horlicks Farms. It's rare, quite expensive, and absolutely tops.
Unless you start talking vintage or special reserve, which is really all the others left to rot.... er, mature even more.
Last edited by Cruddy on 11-06-2003 at 19:59
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Arrian
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Kneel before Grog!
Jul 2001 time: 00:28
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quote: American cheese is a real cheese. The Kraft permutation--presliced and individually wrapped--is a mutation of genuine American cheese, not a good example. Most commercial brands like that have more oil than milk. |
MMM... "processed cheese food." Yuck.
I will use American Cheese from the deli (the "real" American cheese of which Boris speaks) and it's fine - it does the job. It also tends to be cheap.
Hersh,
Don't worry about us, we can get lots of different cheeses in our supermarkets. There is a whole section devoted to cheese (the plastic wrapped slices are elsewhere) near the deli, which also has even more cheese.
MrWhereItsAt fell victim to one of the classic blunders. Never get into a land war in Asia, never go in against a Sicilian when death is on the line, and never, ever, eat at Micky D's and think you've experienced American food.
-Arrian
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Nope, it sounded a bit like your list: white, half-white, dark, or so...
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