I always think of that scene when spray cheese is mentioned.

I see it's available on Amazon in a jar so is it like a cheese sauce?

Somewhat but it has a much thicker consistency than sauce.

In 1984, along with cable TV, unlimited cans of Coca-Cola and giant-sized bags of Sam's Club chips, my wife's family introduced me to government cheese...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_cheese

I kinda wish they hadn't.

I think President Reagan was trying to do the right thing at the time, though.

Government cheese is gross. Stay with Kraft Singles.

Probably the same ingredients. But no thanks, I'd prefer to eat neither.

I didn't start posting food pics until around 10 years or so ago when I made a healthier lifestyle change. One of the first things a poster pointed out was that the cheese in my pic wasn't real cheese. That was the end of my eating processed cheese/cheese food, although I don't eat even quality cheese nearly as much as I used to.

Maybe not, but it's all we had growing up. I had to visit other countries to know there were other kinds of cheese.

That and cheese sprinkles on spaghetti is what we had. We were happy to have the cheese sprinkles. So many times we had spaghetti without it and the spaghetti wasn't as good without it.

Parmesan is what you are thinking.

This is a very cheesy thread!

Let's just call grated Parmesan "cheese sprinkles" instead. It's neat to use 5 year old kid terms once in a while.

That! Thanks. But not Parmesan all the times. Sometimes it's Romano.

Order some American sliced off a block at a deli, and put it on a burger (or make grilled cheese with it). Few cheeses melt as well.

Still not one of my favorites, I strongly prefer cheddar, but it still blows the doors off anything that comes in individual plastic wrapping..

How she win if she was unconscious?

https://globalnews.ca/news/9731018/bc-woman-wins-gloucester-cheese-roll-concussion/

Surely you don't expect something as bonkers as this to have rules do you?

In the video, I I see others (red shirt) ran ahead of her at same time she hit the ground and was unconscious. How was she first?

I think we all know what happens to people in 'red shirts'.

I was going to make a military history jab but held back in the interests of honoring the "Special Relationship".

There's that. I was thinking it was a reference to Star Trek (shirts as opposed to coats).

CyBerkut