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That "cheddar" isn't cheddar. It's probably not even cheese. It's a yellow melting slab. Not a lot of people actually eat real cheddar.
by jbverschoor 3y ago
That "cheddar" isn't cheddar. It's probably not even cheese. It's a yellow melting slab. Not a lot of people actually eat real cheddar.
- wkat4242 3y agoTrue, the cheddar I'd use to get in Ireland was very different than the yellow plastic-wrapped slices you get in the supermarket, or the gooey slabs at McDonald's. It was more crumbly and a darker orange colour. Also much stronger taste. They had it in the supermarket but it was not the wrapped-slice stuff but sold in bricks. I'm surprised they're allowed call that stuff Cheddar actually.
- ska 3y agoIf I recall correctly, the MSG content in both is not inconsiderable, so this isn't really a counterpoint.