Brie isn't strong! Well, not always.
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Wow, I didn't know the orange stuff came in a can either.
Wow, I didn't know the orange stuff came in a can either.
Fuck yeah it does!
Not Robert Culp, too.
Green can cheese is one of those things that I think is really better in name brand than store brand. But alot of the time I prefer it too.
The Candian green can cheese has different packaging. Here the red would signal "Romano" and not Parm.
St. Andre is an awesome cheese that's a little bit brie-ish but won't set off people who have mold/strong cheese issues.
I guess I have textual issues as well. I do not wish my cheese to be "silky." (I like cheddar, and havarti, and feta, and gouda.)
Whereas for me, my favorite Brie has become a Goat Cheese Brie, which is verra strong and rich.
I had no idea you could get Kraft powdered orange cheese outside of a macaroni box.
I now fear for humanity.
I won't even eat bleu cheese, or Swiss unless it's melted or in a quiche, but I love brie! So it surprises me that it might come off as too strong for others.