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Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?

 
akasuzanne
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Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
What was that called? It started with a V. Can someone help me out with this?
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
velveta
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
What was that called? It started with a V. Can someone help me out with this?
 Quoting: akasuzanne


Vagina

vagina cheese
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
Are you wondering what I am getting at?
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
This is a Mandela effect question.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
velveta
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Yes, that is how I remember it too. Now it is Velveeta.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
Too many E's and the word looks too long.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
What was that called? It started with a V. Can someone help me out with this?
 Quoting: akasuzanne


Vagina

vagina cheese
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77591379


No, it wasn't stinky.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
Always been two e’s. Me and my brothers were fed a ton of this cheap ass not-cheese back in the 70s I would know
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
velveta
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
hmm. wikipedia article seems normal. to the normal person. to me, i can spot some oddities. for one thing, it lists the ingredients. "has listed" No cheese is in it. But, then it says "In the 1980s, Velveeta used the advertising jingle, "Colby, Swiss and Cheddar, blended all together" in its US television commercials to explain its taste and texture because real cheese was used in the product at that time." Why not say up front that they changed the recipe? They lie. All the time. About everything. It isn't what it was. Perhaps that's related.
I may be confused, but I am not an idiot.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
You’re all wrong, it’s always been spelled r-o-t-e-l. Dip it and eat, losers.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
What was that called? It started with a V. Can someone help me out with this?
 Quoting: akasuzanne


Suzy, do you remember when you used to work for Gower and I would visit you for dinner a few times a week?
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
Velveeta, aka coronary in a box.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
hmm. wikipedia article seems normal. to the normal person. to me, i can spot some oddities. for one thing, it lists the ingredients. "has listed" No cheese is in it. But, then it says "In the 1980s, Velveeta used the advertising jingle, "Colby, Swiss and Cheddar, blended all together" in its US television commercials to explain its taste and texture because real cheese was used in the product at that time." Why not say up front that they changed the recipe? They lie. All the time. About everything. It isn't what it was. Perhaps that's related.
 Quoting: confused_but_not_idiot


Interesting find. The only internet evidence of it being Velveta is in old advertising.

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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
Velveeta, aka coronary in a box.
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Why?
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
Velveeta, too expensive.

My wife and I used the Gubmint cheese to feed our kids.
I've been married so long, I don't even look both ways when I cross the street.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
Velveeta, aka coronary in a box.
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That is one of it's better qualities.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
Always been velveeta.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
My brothers and I called it a petroleum product.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
Plastic cheese food alternative. Melts well, but, yes, heart attack in a box.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
Velveeta, too expensive.

My wife and I used the Gubmint cheese to feed our kids.
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My family used to get the plastic Guberment cheese as well. I never liked neither products. I couldn't get over the fact that it was so artificial.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
Velveeta, aka coronary in a box.
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Oddly, "In the 1930s, Velveeta became the first cheese product to gain the American Medical Association's seal of approval." And once the fed + constitution was set up to use taxes to pay interest on the national debt, when used with macaroni it became the first rations for the post-FED slaves.
I may be confused, but I am not an idiot.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
Velveeta, aka coronary in a box.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78086838


Oddly, "In the 1930s, Velveeta became the first cheese product to gain the American Medical Association's seal of approval." And once the fed + constitution was set up to use taxes to pay interest on the national debt, when used with macaroni it became the first rations for the post-FED slaves.
 Quoting: confused_but_not_idiot


The AMA was our enemy from the beginning like the rest of the three letter agencies. They recommended cigarettes, valium, amphetamines and Thalidomide as well.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
velveta
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Yes, that is how I remember it too. Now it is Velveeta.
 Quoting: akasuzanne


Sorry, kid - just because it looks funny doesn't mean your memory isn't fucked up. It's ALWAYS been VELVEETA since first sold back in 19-fucking-18! Which BTW: was long before plastics were introduced.

If you doubt me, just google "Vintage Velveeta boxes" and you'll see for yourself.

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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
hmm. wikipedia article seems normal. to the normal person. to me, i can spot some oddities. for one thing, it lists the ingredients. "has listed" No cheese is in it. But, then it says "In the 1980s, Velveeta used the advertising jingle, "Colby, Swiss and Cheddar, blended all together" in its US television commercials to explain its taste and texture because real cheese was used in the product at that time." Why not say up front that they changed the recipe? They lie. All the time. About everything. It isn't what it was. Perhaps that's related.
 Quoting: confused_but_not_idiot


Interesting find. The only internet evidence of it being Velveta is in old advertising.


 Quoting: akasuzanne


WTF kind of proof do you need? The advertising images go back over ONE HUNDRED YEARS... but YOUR memory is correct, right?

You're just a fucking little troll.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
LOL, people don't remember how to spell something perfectly from like 20 fucking years ago, and MANDELA EFFECT!!!

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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
Velveeta, aka coronary in a box.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78086838


Why?
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barry & eric
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
LOL, the video that proves Velveeta with one E, look closely, the actual picture shows Velveeta with TWO Es, and whoever typed the add, misspelled it with only ONE E.

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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
velveta
 Quoting: confused_but_not_idiot


Yes, that is how I remember it too. Now it is Velveeta.
 Quoting: akasuzanne


Sorry, kid - just because it looks funny doesn't mean your memory isn't fucked up. It's ALWAYS been VELVEETA since first sold back in 19-fucking-18! Which BTW: was long before plastics were introduced.

If you doubt me, just google "Vintage Velveeta boxes" and you'll see for yourself.
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You haven't read all of the posts.
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Re: Remember that large brick of cheese that your mom used to make Mac and cheese?
Sorriest excuse for cheese ever.





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