/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.15711854]

>American """culture"""

[Anonymous No.15711882]

[Anonymous No.15711896]

>>15711854
they are unironically great though

If I buy a block of cheese or a pack of sliced deli cheese I have to use the whole thing within a week and buy more

If I buy 3 double packs of kraft I have something I can cook over patties, chopped ground beef, chopped steak on hand whenever I need it

also my dog (rottie) doesn't mind eating them and he is actually a picky eater and won't eat mediocre lunchmeat / hot dogs and real food that has too much vegetables

[Anonymous No.15711903]

Isn't this just cheese with emulsifiers added to let it melt better?

[bruce No.15711940]

>>15711854
I love this. Let me try. WOW HOLY MIERDA DO AMERICANS REALLY?

Wow look at those dumb Americans, WOW!

[Anonymous No.15712280]

Literally nobody thinks kraft singles is real cheese, except maybe dumb hillbillies. We know its fake cheap stuff, but it tastes amazing when grilled in a sandwich and served with creamy tomato soup

[Anonymous No.15712296]

>>15711903
Depends. In theory American cheese is just cheddar cheese with a emulsifying agents and sodium phosphate in it. It actually historically has been very popular in Europe and Kraft used to sell more in the European than American market.
However this is most likely whey proteins and oils.

[Anonymous No.15712331]

>>15711854
/ck/ would be much better with flags like /int/, so we could see what irrelevant ratholes posters are crawling out of.

[Anonymous No.15712519]

[Anonymous No.15712537]

>>15711854
you need to stay in your containment board homo

[Anonymous No.15712540]

>>15712331
This.

[Anonymous No.15712962]

>>15711882
>>15712331
>>15712540
Yeah it's probably not euros that make this shit, I'd like to know for sure though.

[Anonymous No.15712984]

>>15712962
most of this /int/ type shit is yurostanis based on the flag boards
probably 70/30 split between yuropoors and misc nonamericans