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i don't eat lasagna, ricotta or no -- i find it too stodgy and oily in general

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But I know some people hate cottage cheese...

Yuck, that's even worse than ricotta!

i think there should be a Cheese board

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controversial opinion: Velveeta is a great cheese

I literally just looked to see if there was already a Cheese board.

_But I know some people hate cottage cheese..._


Yuck, that's even worse than ricotta!

velveeta works well in a vegetable casserole - esp. with broccoli

Velveeta is like the only food not available here that I wish would be exported---there's no replacement for it in queso, though we've tried & failed a whole bunch of times. & no we're not gonna make like camembert nachos.

Mmmmmm St. Marcellin nachos. I would eat that.

you know what i had the other day that was delicious was some norwegian brown cheese, it was so good, the texture was almost like an american fudge but it was savory

i can't even fuck w/ velveeta no thanks

Cottage cheese pancakes = amazing

i love when i get an extra peice of cheese in my lunchable

Was it gjetost? That is the only cheese I have ever had like that. xpost

yea i think so!

murica, where cheez whiz hails was invented

http://78.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_md3sqkpynZ1qgcra2o1_500.gif

well i done did fugged that up eh

Ricotta has its place, but one time I had a potful of it in the middle of a four cheese pizza and it was a disgusting soggy mess.

For the life of me I cannot get used to Americans calling lasagne sheets "noodles"

dairy is fuckin disgusting
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never forget

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2010/07/13/article-1294135-0A69F460000005DC-994_468x373.jpg

"Between two thick slices of white bread, you'll find a generous filling of diced beef in a tangy tomato and herb sauce, layered with cooked pasta sheets and finished with a creamy cheddar, ricotta and mayonnaise dressing."

http://img.webmd.com/dtmcms/live/webmd/consumer_assets/site_images/articles/health_tools/worst_sandwiches_and_wraps_slideshow/webmd_rf_photo_of_subway_meatball_sub.jpg

xpost I follow Chef's Club on facebook and the french one has a lot of rolling white bread flat in order to make shit like that. I would still eat it since I see it has no bechamel to create disappointment.

Holy shit at the lasagna sandwich. Only in England.

The idea of a cheese board being called the cheese board delights me. It should exist imo.

I will be the mod. ILTMI and ILC so it makes sense really.

Tesco also did a paella sandwich around the same time

and we try to claim american fast food chains are "innovative"

keep on keepin' on, tesco

In New Zealand you can get these little palm-sized lasagnes that are breaded and deep fried. So terrible, so delicious.

I worked for an Italian restaurant run by a family from Naples and their lasagne featured bechamel and also hard boiled eggs.

I would love a cheese board where we can talk about food. Or maybe change the title of the cooking one that no one uses. I feel like a lot of the old ilxor's that left talk a lot about food on their fb's. Like, talking about indian food yesterday with JBR.

Lol that how to cook Indian food video was hilarious.

hold up

"I worked for an Italian restaurant run by a family from Naples and their lasagne featured bechamel and also hard boiled eggs."

HARD BOILED EGGS

I love hardboiled eggs. But not in lasagna. (although I do softbake eggs on top of pasta a lot).

Oh, they're my go to favorite snack. It's the inclusion in lasagna that has me a little confused. I mean I'd definitely try it.

The traditional lasagne of Naples, lasagne di carnevale, is layered with local sausage, small fried meatballs, hard-boiled eggs, ricotta and mozzarella cheeses, and sauced with a Neapolitan ragù.

I would post daily on a cheese board

that's mighty gouda you

Oh man, I love meatballs in lasagna. I don't quite know what hard boiled eggs would add? I would try it. I mean bechamel is pretty much added because it's cheaper than cheese to give lasagna richness. Ugh, I hate it.

I remember reading somewhere that they put hard-boiled eggs on pizzas in Brazil.

you guys have to try the lasagna nachos at olive garden. feeling good!

http://cdn1.thecomeback.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/ognachos-e1517503833418-832x447.jpg

its a great app before digging into your meatball pizza bowl. yeah!

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my stepmom used to suspend a hardboiled egg inside a meatloaf, it really weirded me out

hahahahahaha

Jesus those are disgusting but I would house both of them if I were stoned. And not a vegetarian.