I say this as someone that much prefers the expensive aged stuff. Once I learned that it’s just cheddar with sodium citrate in it, I saw it for what it was: enhanced for things that normal cheese can’t do. Granted, it’s not top-shelf cheese by any measure; you wouldn’t put this anywhere near a charcuterie board. That said, it works great as a cooking ingredient.
Also: I’m going to guess that not many would like salty licorice. I once had a bad head cold and took some of those I picked up in Iceland to help with the symptoms. They were just the thing to keep my sinuses clear.
American cheese.
I say this as someone that much prefers the expensive aged stuff. Once I learned that it’s just cheddar with sodium citrate in it, I saw it for what it was: enhanced for things that normal cheese can’t do. Granted, it’s not top-shelf cheese by any measure; you wouldn’t put this anywhere near a charcuterie board. That said, it works great as a cooking ingredient.
Also: I’m going to guess that not many would like salty licorice. I once had a bad head cold and took some of those I picked up in Iceland to help with the symptoms. They were just the thing to keep my sinuses clear.