Comments by "P M" (@pm2886) on "Business Insider" channel.

@cantthinkofausername8698 If they're Americans, that's not possible. No one eats as much cheese as Americans. To be that cheese-obsessed, yet know nothing about cheese, doesn't make the slightest bit of sense. How can you love something, but at the same time not care about it?
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@sigaries4062 It doesn't taste ok though .. not really. It tastes like cheap fake shit. I mean in a cheese emergency I'll eat it, but not if there's any kind of choice in the matter. As regards price, pre-grated is always going to cost more, pound for pound. Plus it has additives, and loses flavour. Always buy block cheese and grate your own. Better flavour, and cheaper!
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@hulkslayer626 Fair enough. And yes, wine and cheese are a match made in heaven :p
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@m42037 K .... but what does that have to do with cheese?
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@hulkslayer626 Please say you're joking. That you didn't actually think some cheese is just naturally grated?And that you did actually know that "Parmesan" is ostensibly Parmigiano, which is produced in wheels? I'm guessing you're not a fan of cheese, if these basics escape you. Nothing wrong with that. Not everyone loves cheese!
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@thewhitedread7572 LOL .. that's actually true. But man it tastes good !
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@BOnYTB I guess the thing which is so culturally shocking, is the American obsession with cheese, cream, butter, mayo, and condiments in general. And all the condiments seem to have more dairy in them! I would vomit daily, if I ate like that. It's insane how much dairy you guys eat. All while not actually even eating proper cheese, or knowing anything about cheese generally 😮
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