What I discovered today..

[DD]

Fat free cheese is disgusting. It is really plastic.

 

[Ocean Lover]

Yep, I agree. Go w/the light next time.;-)

 

[DD]

I will. I'm even afraid to give it to the dog. :shock:

 

[Alicia Leonard]

I will. I'm even afraid to give it to the dog. :shock:

It's like a cheese product but without the cheese

 

[elgordoboy]

That the makers are allowed to call it cheese should leave them open to litigation.

 

[InletBchDweller]

We could think of uses for the "cheese"


say....packing material...

 

[Smiling JOe]

...and Cranberry Juice "Light," tastes terrible!

 

[tofu]

...and Cranberry Juice "Light," tastes terrible!

Yeah but doesn't that have Splenda in it? Splenda and juice don't mix.

Fat free cheese is okay if you can get used to it, but it's still gross.

 

[DD]

It's like a cheese product but without the cheese

Exactly!

That the makers are allowed to call it cheese should leave them open to litigation.

Hmmmmm...I need some Florida money....hmmmm......

We could think of uses for the "cheese"


say....packing material...

Kitty litter....

...and Cranberry Juice "Light," tastes terrible!

Oh my, yes! How can they mess that up?

 

[Alicia Leonard]

...and Cranberry Juice "Light," tastes terrible!

I like the pure Cranberry juice, no sugar. Then I kinda use it like a mixed drink. Put a splash of the real stuff and add water and ice. Very refreshing.

As far as imitation products, I had a Dr. of Biology at OWC 20 years ago tell me of the dangers of Trans fats and to stop using margarine. To use real butter instead. He said our bodies didn't understand how to break down the partially hydrogenated particles. Some of the microbiology students thought he was a nut, but now time has proved his theory right. If I eat cheese it's the real stuff. I'm partial to sharp cheddar. A little goes a long way.