it is if it's just eaten plain or on a cold sandwich or something, but it's not bad melted on a cheeseburger and such..
by Anonymous14 years ago
You are disgusting.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Ur mom is disgusting
by Anonymous13 years ago
yawn! that was so lame...
by Anonymous13 years ago
totobean is such a moronic faggot. Let me guess, it prefers fondue and chardonnay. Disgusting queer.
by Anonymous13 years ago
I'm so happy to hear from you. You are a most dedicated troll, and you should really consider making an account.
by Anonymous13 years ago
It goes on almost any lunch sandwich! Also, at least we have a cheese named after us...
by Anonymous13 years ago
Cheddar. Made in cheddar. Tada.
(Also, since cheddar is actually cheese it kind of counts more.)
by Anonymous13 years ago
"Also, at least we have a cheese named after us..."
What does that have to do with anything?
by Anonymous13 years ago
Hey now. Don't go hating on my cheese bi-product that's probably two ingredients away from being rubber all right? It's the REASON cheeseburgers are good. Besides it doesn't even have a taste really.
by Anonymous13 years ago
Exactly why it sucks.
by Anonymous13 years ago
*American cheese product
by Anonymous13 years ago
it is okayy on a burger
by Anonymous8 years ago
It's all good. I usually prefer cheddar though.
by Anonymous8 years ago
By itself, yeah. But I like it on burgers.
by Anonymous8 years ago
Best one!
by Anonymous8 years ago
I used to enjoy it when I was a kid, but I find myself eating it less and less. I will put it on a cheeseburger sometimes, but more often than not, I'll just buy a block of cheddar, swiss, muenster, mozzarella, or something like that and slice it myself.
It's like hot dogs and kraft dinner, it's a treat when you're a kid, but many people often grow out of it as their tastes change. Others see it as comfort food that reminds them of when they were growing up.
by Anonymous6 years ago
If you are talking "Kraft singles" ... yeah, they aren't that good. But if you're talking cheese made in America, you're wrong.
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