Very confusing products. Since the top two would require poison control if ingested I am afraid to even think about the liquid gold cheese. Great posting btw something to think about!
Since your post I am wondering about the liquid gold Velveeta cheese. Is it even cheese? Maybe the first two are from the ingredients of the liquid gold cheese, or vice versa! I will be sure to look at the ingredients at the store next time. :)
Munir, I grew up eating Velveeta. My mother even used it on pizza once. These days if I come across a recipe I like that calls for Velveeta I change it to use real cheese.
Robyn, if I got paid for all my typos, I'd have a lot of money right now. I write wrong words, invert letters, double the wrong letter in word- i.e. chesse, you name it.
Reminds me a bit of this great post from Reddit, called...
ReplyDeleteI almost killed my family this morning making pancakes. I think it’s time Walmart put some variety in their labels.
I've never seen any of those products. I just used vinegar on my floor. The Velveeta scares me.
ReplyDeleteI've had Velveeta and used the furniture polish. The hair stuff is new to me though. I won't eat cheese food product anymore.
DeleteVery confusing products. Since the top two would require poison control if ingested I am afraid to even think about the liquid gold cheese. Great posting btw something to think about!
ReplyDeleteGossip_Grl, The first time I saw that Velveeta liquid gold digger commercial the thought that they were talking about furniture polish came to me.
DeleteSince your post I am wondering about the liquid gold Velveeta cheese. Is it even cheese? Maybe the first two are from the ingredients of the liquid gold cheese, or vice versa! I will be sure to look at the ingredients at the store next time. :)
DeleteI always use it on my wood.
ReplyDeleteAl, I hope you are not meaning the Velveeta. That could be a little icky.
DeleteNOW you tell me.
DeleteI have used the furniture polish. I refuse to use that kind of cheese. Very enlightening post indeed.
ReplyDeleteMunir, I grew up eating Velveeta. My mother even used it on pizza once. These days if I come across a recipe I like that calls for Velveeta I change it to use real cheese.
DeleteI don't know, but I'm pretty sure the first two more closely resemble cheese than does Velveeta.
ReplyDeletePS Nobody says things on blogs, but thanks for tweeting my blog link, Ruth. I really appreciate it.
Happy Friday and weekend.
xoRobyn
Robyn, you are most welcome.
DeleteYou could be quite right and that thought is somewhat scary.
PS I'm full of errors tonight. I meant nobody says "this" on blogs... =)
ReplyDeleteRobyn, if I got paid for all my typos, I'd have a lot of money right now. I write wrong words, invert letters, double the wrong letter in word- i.e. chesse, you name it.
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