2577

cheese never rots, just ask one of those people who eats rotten cheese with worms in it

2578

Ew D:

2579

That's disgusting, i don't even like sharp cheese, but that's beyond sharp, that's tangy, the worms providing the tang.

2580

It sure is tangy

2581

2582

2583
lols this conversation got a bit funny

2584
Indeed

2585
Makes everyone wanna visit a cheese producer, eh?

2586
And Mr. Cheeseguy will take you on a tour of Kraft Factories

2587

Ew Kraft

2588
Oh yay... KD anyone?

2589
idk What that is

2590
OK link, enlighten me, what is KD?

2591
How do you not know this? Kraft Dinner.



IDK why that pic is that big.

2592
Charming

2593
I hate the stuff.

2594
I would be worried if you didn't

2595
LOL fake cheese in KD... I mean who would want to eat powder cheese?

2596
it has different packaging now
and yeah, i don't like KD one bit

2597
I'm pretty sure that's the packaging they use up here. A lot of products, despite originating in the US, are very different in Canada. Even the taste. Our Tostitos corn chips are far less salty than the ones in the US. Pop isn't as sweet, etc.

So yea. That is indeed the right packaging, unless they've changed it very recently. I don't usually hunt out the stuff.

2598

Canada and the US have different packaging. Left is Canada. Right is the US.



Original flavor? since when are there other flavors of Kraft Dinner?

2599
Exactly.
Have to say, whenever we go to the US I end up concluding: Canada haz teh better foods. A lot of American food is really salty or sweet. And your chocolate (well, Florida, anyways) taste really odd.

2600
too many americans like sweet and salty foods too much
you should try our pretzels - the packaged ones at least. You don't even taste the pretzel, all you taste is the salt. And our soda (which you canadians call "pop") is horribly sweet also.

Conclusion - american foods aren't the best

2601
And you guys have so many types of things too. I lost count of the number of different types of pop-tarts I saw in the US. It was a lot. We for sure have less than half the amounts you guys have. But then again, 300 million people vs. 35 million people - more tastes (even in poptarts ) to cater to.