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On November 22 2011 23:37 Duban wrote:

Ugh, so misinformed.

The sliced bread is just convenient. It allows for cheap easy to make sandwiches when a better meal isn't available. This isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Again, the cheese has its own uses. Processed cheese is bland but it's good for small children and the oils don't separate when heated making it good for melting in some circumstances. Also, seeing the American trend in this that's hardly the only American cheese. Want real US cheese? Get Land-O-Lakes American cheese or Vermont sharp/extra-sharp cheese. Good stuff.

As for the ketchup vs tomato sauce, same thing. Ketchup has a smooth sweet flavor that complements meals where it's just a condiment, secondary to the main meal. Chunkier sauces are good when the sauce is a part of the main meal, namely pastas.

You talk about variety but have these ideas of what bread, tomato sauce, and cheese should be like and refuse to accept anything else. What you're doing is only removing variety. It's ironic. /Rant off



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On November 22 2011 23:37 Duban wrote:

Ugh, so misinformed.

The sliced bread is just convenient. It allows for cheap easy to make sandwiches when a better meal isn't available. This isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Again, the cheese has its own uses. Processed cheese is bland but it's good for small children and the oils don't separate when heated making it good for melting in some circumstances. Also, seeing the American trend in this that's hardly the only American cheese. Want real US cheese? Get Land-O-Lakes American cheese or Vermont sharp/extra-sharp cheese. Good stuff.

As for the ketchup vs tomato sauce, same thing. Ketchup has a smooth sweet flavor that complements meals where it's just a condiment, secondary to the main meal. Chunkier sauces are good when the sauce is a part of the main meal, namely pastas.

You talk about variety but have these ideas of what bread, tomato sauce, and cheese should be like and refuse to accept anything else. What you're doing is only removing variety. It's ironic. /Rant off



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On November 22 2011 23:37 Duban wrote:
The sliced bread is just convenient. It allows for cheap easy to make sandwiches when a better meal isn't available. This isn't necessarily a bad thing.

On November 22 2011 23:37 Duban wrote:
Processed cheese is bland but it's good for small children

On November 22 2011 23:37 Duban wrote:

Ugh, so misinformed.

The sliced bread is just convenient. It allows for cheap easy to make sandwiches when a better meal isn't available. This isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Again, the cheese has its own uses. Processed cheese is bland but it's good for small children and the oils don't separate when heated making it good for melting in some circumstances. Also, seeing the American trend in this that's hardly the only American cheese. Want real US cheese? Get Land-O-Lakes American cheese or Vermont sharp/extra-sharp cheese. Good stuff.

As for the ketchup vs tomato sauce, same thing. Ketchup has a smooth sweet flavor that complements meals where it's just a condiment, secondary to the main meal. Chunkier sauces are good when the sauce is a part of the main meal, namely pastas.

You talk about variety but have these ideas of what bread, tomato sauce, and cheese should be like and refuse to accept anything else. What you're doing is only removing variety. It's ironic. /Rant off



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