a time to share
in last week's loblaws flyer there was a special pull-out section. it carried the title "harvest market." okay, cool, playing off the thanksgiving theme perhaps. a little late, but maybe they are just international and like to also observe american thanksgiving. classy touch, now that I think about it. anyway, this special pull-out also carried the subtitle "it's a time of plenty...a time to share." a nice thought. be thankful for the harvest, share with others who may not have had as bountiful a harvest. very generous. kind spirited.
but what were they advertising on this page? what were they suggesting that you share with your loved ones?
cheeze whiz, kraft singles, velveta, no name stringable cheese and kraft dinner, among other similar products. first, why all the dairy? better hope the pilgrims were not lactose intolerant. second, and more importantly:
it is never "a time to share" processed cheese products.
6 comments:
on fri aug 25, in a post entitled "processed fromage", you expressed your love for kraft singles. is it never a time to share processed cheese products because you want to hoard them all for yourself?
you just melted a kraft single on your stew.
what happens at dinner stays at dinner.
Alex Farms ages its own very passable house white cheddar for 5 years.
Okay if you are looking for more things to do and ideas to spice up your Thanksgiving celebrations then check out this Thanksgiving Blog. It's filled with wonderful stuffs on Thanksgiving.
I was just saying last night how someone should make a gourmet processed cheese slice for burger and grilled cheese use. perhaps alex farm would be up to the task.
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