No Velveeta......This is serious!

[jerrybob]

Yea...I agree as well....marketing ploy. I'm betting the people who make statins for cholesterol are paying Kraft.......eat more Velveeta.....cholesterol level goes up.....more statins sold!:laughing:

 

[Dr_Zinj]

i remember a place that used to sell fried spam and velvita sandwiches. the texas toast bread was buttered and grilled too.

I imagine a single sandwich was probably 2x your fat daily allowance and all your daily callories!

On the flip side. back when I ate fatty cheese. vel-v was good for sprucing up 'box' macaroni

More like TWICE your WEEKLY fat allowance. Especially if you're trying to lose weight.

 

[Bird]

We beat the run on the Velveeta this morning; Sam's Club and Walmart had lots of it,:laughing:

 

[MossRoad]

There has to be a chart somewhere showing to obvious correlation between the demand for .22s and the shrinking supply of Velveeta. Guns and cheese. It must be Wisconsin.

 

[smstonypoint]

We beat the run on the Velveeta this morning; Sam's Club and Walmart had lots of it,:laughing:

Bird, are you speculating in Velveeta -- acquiring the product in anticipation of selling it later at a higher price?

Steve

 

[Heywood Jannockitov]

How much real cheese is actually in Velveeta?

 

[smstonypoint]

There has to be a chart somewhere showing to obvious correlation between the demand for .22s and the shrinking supply of Velveeta. Guns and cheese. It must be Wisconsin.

You are having a flashback to ECON 101 and remembering the production possibilities frontier example of guns versus Velveeta. This example is used in every introductory microeconomics textbook.



Steve

 

[Bird]

Bird, are you speculating in Velveeta -- acquiring the product in anticipation of selling it later at a higher price?

Steve

Nope. I'm gonna eat it; got a crockpot of 2 lbs. of Velveeta, one pound Pernell Old Folks medium sausage, and one can of generic Rotel simmering right now.

 

[MossRoad]

You are having a flashback to ECON 101 and remembering the production possibilities frontier example of guns versus Velveeta. This example is used in every introductory microeconomics textbook.

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Steve

Now it kind of looks like those field pallets! You're scaring me!

 

[MossRoad]

Nope. I'm gonna eat it; got a crockpot of 2 lbs. of Velveeta, one pound Pernell Old Folks medium sausage, and one can of generic Rotel simmering right now.

What's your chip of choice to dip in that? :licking: