THINGS ARE GETTING CHEESY!! | The Fat Electrician Reaction

[@mercutiodrakmord5291]

Me: "So how did you get to the afterlife?" Slave Owner: "Cassius Clay, you?" Me: "Nuclear Nacho Cheese"

[@johnj.spurgin7037]

meanwhile me: "I tried to garage-punk replicate an Ontos."

[@marksullivan2978]

@@johnj.spurgin7037 lol If I was god I'd fist bump u.

[@Pockets868]

Vets have a peculiar sense of humor. Its fast, angry, but usually pretty great

[@kizunadragon9]

It's hawkeye. Every single person in the military i've ever met modeled their sass after Hawkeye Pierce.

[@chrismaverick9828]

@@kizunadragon9 Hawkeye was a perfect character in that he was in a constant struggle to maintain his own sanity against the constant, never-ending, always escalating insanity of the world. He knew it, understood it, and did everything he could to maintain his humanity in the midst of it all, even to the tune of excess and ridiculousness. The episode with the incredible visiting surgeon was excellent. A man who had seen it all before, who knew his trade to the T, finally mentally collapses under the stress and weight of the casualties. :Hotlips: "He was as strong as any of us...." Hawkeye: "That's what scares me."

[@PetraDarklander]

Can confirm

[@Baldwin-iv445]

It gets even worse when the veteran was a combat medic. As someone lives with a former EMT and a nurse, humor gets very gallows very fast.

[@phelan511]

As a vet I can confirm. We’re direct as fuck.

[@Cri_Jackal]

3:57 OH so that's why those old ice cream parlors are designed exactly like bars, because they were LITERALLY bars.

[@b3rz3rk3r9]

Good design regardless. I mean, if I had an ice cream oarlor, I'd design it with the layout of an Old West Saloon with freezers like a Morgue body storage for easy access. Imagine it: soda and booze on tap, roll out the ice cream shelves, got Butch in the back for the fried or baked stuff; it'll be great

[@scarecrow443]

"What is happening?" Welcome to the wacky world of us military logistics. Where if the grunts want ice-cream, god forbid we spend millions figuring out how we get them their ice cream

[@theenderdestruction2362]

​@@SilverFang95that's solely Marines

[@happyjohn354]

@@theenderdestruction2362 The Space Force eats garloids its never been a better time to be a garloid farmer.

[@johnmorrison6368]

The hell's a garloid?

[@theenderdestruction2362]

@@johnmorrison6368 no fukcing clue

[@happyjohn354]

@@johnmorrison6368 If you never heard of a garloid you probably never had garloid milk either.

[@AnkfordPlays]

My dad was in the Danish Navy during the cold war and had to do NATO training with the Americans. He says an American captain once sent an entire submarine back to shore because the fucking ice cream machine broke. The navy did not fuck around when it comes to ice cream even as late as the 1980s

[@Naruto_uzumaki120]

The us navy still don't mess around when it comes to ice cream

[@dexchampion2128]

When a US military battleship sunk in WW2, the crew raided the ice cream freezer before they evacuated. They were eating ice cream out of their helmets while they waited for rescue

[@AnkfordPlays]

@@dexchampion2128 i would too tbh

[@Ryuondo]

The US Navy needs to acquire McDonalds then.

[@arcanask]

@@dexchampion2128 If I were either gonna get captured or die out in the ocean I too would want my last meal to be ice cream.

[@Koyotito20]

Please more Fat Electrician. The man is a epic story teller!

[@Shockguey]

I like him so far. It's like Fat Mac became a KZbinr.

[@b3rz3rk3r9]

Dude, his video on the Eager Beavers and their Old 666 B-17 Bomber convinced me that there is a war story that is a cinematic gold mine waiting to be tapped.

[@sheller153]

In addition to the bar -> ice cream parlor transition, breweries turned to the production of other drinks and spawned some of my favorite root beers like 1919 and Henry Winehards

[@chunkyfingers]

When I was a kid, mozzarella sticks weren't even a thing. Now they're breaded, deep fried, and served for appetizers.

[@bastiwen]

Some of our military bunkers in Switzerland are currently used to age cheese

[@UltraVast]

A respectable use for military bunkers.

[@Mrmidknight-yx9pg]

Well, at least we aint the ones with cheese caverns

[@cosiertoast3897]

Swiss cheese?

[@bastiwen]

@@cosiertoast3897 Yeah, but REAL Swiss cheese, not the weird stuff sold in North America and labeled as such.

[@Jo_easy]

Fair enough and it’s pretty cool that old military structures are used more helpfully now

[@FlubbedPig]

Reminds me how the core reason that dairy made it onto the Health Canada food pyramid is because of dairy lobbyists, not because it's like... an actual important part of a healthy diet. Which has always just rubbed me SUCH the wrong way, the fact that corporate interest so easily twisted public health information, like come on man.

[@Avetho]

And nowadays we're being told to believe that red meat is bad and that corn flakes are the gold standard for nutrition. Like hell I'd believe that crap XD

[@Strato4tress293]

He who controls Cheese controls the fate of the universe

[@b3rz3rk3r9]

Me as the cheese lord: CHEESE! CHEESE FOR EVERYONE!

[@omshakal]

Is that a miss-quote from Frank Herbert's Dune?

[@danielseelye6005]

_The Cheddar Must Flow_

[@Sigmanonymous]

If you're gonna go down this rabbit hole of The Fat Electrician, I urge you to see the videos about The Unluckiest WW2 ship put out both by him, and the take on it done by The Sam O'Nella Academy as well. Nice seeing two different takes on the same subject.

[@verticaltoast2488]

My dad once told me the story of welfare cheese, and how oddly delicious it was, so i got curious. Based on my findings, the way to make Government cheese is as follows: melt literally any cheese (does not matter what kind), then add enough gelatin to said molten cheese to give it the texture of brownie batter, then let it cool in a plastic lined loaf pan until it solidifies and has the consistency of velveeta/american cheese. Then you will have a cheese that has the flavor of the original cheese but the texture and meltability of american cheese.

[@johnj.spurgin7037]

this is deep cheese lore and government secrets here. My thanks vertical toast.

[@mcfarofinha134]

thats still how fancy restaurants make fancy cheese as meltable as american cheese to this day. thats smart

[@RexZShadow]

I believe someone also mention that these cheese were aged before decades. Like people spend so much money to do that on purpose and the gov kinda just did it by accident.

[@Aaron-zu3xn]

you don't need to add any gelatin you give it the velveeta texture by adding sodium citrate which is also a preservative

[@danielseelye6005]

I'm old enough and was poor enough as a kid to get blocks of Government Cheese in the late 80's/early 90's. That cheese is _to this day_ the best cheese I've had and was the superior cheese for grilled cheese sandwiches.

[@josephschultz3301]

Please watch more Fat Electrician, Alicia. The dude just nonstop mints gold video after gold video. The USS Texas, The Finnish Soldier on Meth, The Submarine That Sank a Train; they're all informative, historically accurate, and hilarious. Keep on rockin', yo :D

[@chrismaverick9828]

I remember the weekly dairy crate from the govt assistance program, and those MRE cardboard-wrapped blocks of goodness. We even had the metal cheese cutter that looked like someone in the 1600's made it. Just a goal-post looking Y-handle thing with a roller and bit of piano wire on the end. Still the best cheese slice cutter I've ever used, as it gave you a perfect thickness of slice for a sandwich. That cheese also made some fantastic grilled cheese sandwiches. It was a bit weird to eat as a slice alone, as it seemed dry and a little sharper than you'd expect for American cheese, but it was awesome in recipes.

[@Wearywastrel]

Real government cheese was criminally good, modern pasteurized dairy product just doesn't hit the same.

[@Avetho]

I never saw the Got Milk ads. I did get introduced to cheese by my uncle before he moved to Central America, and the moment that cheddar was consumed, I was hooked. I hated processed cheese and wasn't a big fan of milk, but the moment I had cheddar was the moment I was -corrupted- _blessed_ by delicious cheese.

[@georgegerrard5376]

If that cheese tsunami ever did come my way, I’d be holding out the biggest basket of nachos I could carry

[@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly]

Cheesus christ, she finally found out.

[@MichaelJohnson-fr8yr]

You win

[@lazyturtle2127]

Another amazing video from him is "Winter soldiers OD on meth" its an amazing story from ww2 and sking, meth and hugh jackman

[@VectornautIsLive]

wait...so you're telling me...eating government cheese is my PATRIOTIC DUTY?!

[@mcjon77]

Government cheese from the 1980's was DELICIOUS. It tasted like an extra sharp cheddar and made the best grilled cheese sandwiches around.

[@L_Monke]

I love how Regans first idea was to yeet all the cheese in the ocean instead of giving it out to the poor. Thank Cheesus someone in government was smart enought to ask the people if they are ok with getting that cheese instead of ruining oceans even more.

[@chrismaverick9828]

It wasn't Reagan's Idea to throw it in the ocean, it was someone in the Dept of Agriculture tossing ideas around and it sounded like one of the less-problematic of the options. That idea gets bumped up to the White House and they decide to take it in whatever direction. A president almost never comes up with an idea, they just weigh the ones presented to them and either red or green light them. So many people trashing Reagan's administration in the chat and most of those weren't even alive at that time to see it.

[@HenderHibiscus]

@@chrismaverick9828 Yeah... Wonder why. What could possibly be the reason for not so many people not being alive after the Reagan administration. The world may never know.

[@stratigangames508]

​@@HenderHibiscus Bro... What are you on about?

[@darthracer777]

@@stratigangames508 That dude doesn't know what he thinks. The US population is 39% greater now than what it was back then. World population 56% greater.

[@johnkent2812]

Yeah, you gotta do a lot more fat electrician videos. Also, good luck on your fight against cancer.

[@DrD0000M]

21:53 Lactose intolerance is a completely different thing from dairy allergy. First is you no longer produce the lactase enzyme (which is normal in most ADULT mammals anyways) to break down lactose into digestible sugar so the bacteria in your gut does it instead, causing lots of gas and discomfort. Second is an immune system response to allergens. Not even in the same ballpark.

[@Wearywastrel]

In theory, wouldn't the right combination of probiotics help with lactose intolerance?

[@JimmyEatDirt]

As per the last FE video, in Iowa, the price of eggs didn't increase very much because we are so close to the poultry industry, same with dairy and grain. Fuel got very expensive though.

[@FrenchyMcToast]

I don't have self control. I'm literally ordering a stuffed crust delivery right now.

[@FloridaMan178]

It's not a question of why the us has the cheese, it's how do we get to the cheese

[@thefox18739]

Finally another being with the same question that I still don't have the answer

[@theenderdestruction2362]

​@@thefox18739answer, we had a bunch of milk, like a lot of milk because of alcohol being illegal so we had ice cream, and we just had a bunch of milk so CHEESE sheogorath would be proud

[@johnj.spurgin7037]

imagine making a hobby out of growing your own cheese. THAT sounds dope AF.

[@Xeromm]

Forget Area 51, we should raid the cheese caves! Practice your Naruto run!

[@warphenex037]

been watching The Fat Electrician for a few months now, but seeing people react to the rediculous story telling that he does is much more entertaining

[@m1zxry_tt832]

Ginsama93: 14:48 "Stuff Crust was a psyop?" Got me weak 😂😂😂

[@bynrdskynrd]

When Pizza Hut started the Stuff Crust, mozzarella sticks just to buy were scarce for 6 months because most of those made mainly went to Pizza Hut.

[@steel8231]

My grandparents remember back when wellfair just gave out food instead of stamps or checks, apparently the cheese was really good.

[@mayborneflower]

19:42 - My go-to is honestly wheat bread and honey. Honey sammiches are surprisingly filling and addictive. Under 100 calories for one slice, under 200 calories for two; each slice of bread is 60 or 70, each serving of honey is supposedly 60 per one of 22 servings but I’ve gone through two loaves of 21 slices at this point and I still got some to spare so I’m clearly taking like 20 calories worth or something. So that keeps me fed across two weeks

[@freon8933]

The chicken-powered nuclear landmines are a funny video to watch.. ...and also that time when half of Iran's navy was wiped off the face of the earth in 8 hours.

[@johnj.spurgin7037]

ah yes, "propotional"

[@danielseelye6005]

Loved the Russians' rolling up into the Persian Gulf: "We are here to watch...for History."

[@shadowuaw-0001]

2:36 '😶😮😯😲😳 That'd actually be an excellent way to die' That slayed me.

[@ovakak9267]

I can't tell if this is crazier than the time the CIA faked a vampire attack in the Philippines.

[@GhostBear3067]

Vampire attacks, PLURAL, there were several.

[@bastiwen]

A "perk" of living in Switzerland is that everything is so expensive here that even fast food is not cheap so making a small meal at home might actually be cheaper than ordering a Big Mac menu. It's like 16.90CHF iirc, so if we convert in other currencies we get 19.10USD, 17.70€ and 25.97CAD, for just a Big Mac, a medium (4dl) drink and one serving of fries.

[@borttorbbq2556]

The other part of the eggs was the issue with avian influenza. It is incredibly dangerous for birds, and if a farm gets a couple sick birds with it, it could wipe out over half the birds

[@oldgus01]

I want to stress how much cheese is in those bunkers. But to fully Americanize it, I converted it from simple pounds to M1A2 Abrams. 10,274 main battle tanks. Of concentrated dairy product. In supercarriers, it's almost 8. 1/6 of the US Navy could be sculpted out of what's in the States's secret dairy aisle. By tonnage. There are 750,000 bisons-worth of cheese in a great American safe-basement, which is 300,000 more than the real thing.

[@justyourfriendlyneighborho4602]

Lactose intolerant people be like: Cheese bunker? Fuck yeah

[@codyconnor6981]

She needs to see his video on the soldier who took all the meth.

[@josephschultz3301]

God, that video is such a wild ride.

[@jameswillis5682]

1:20 They always ask *Why?*,and never stop and ask, why not?

[@UltraVast]

The entire United States of America runs on cheese.

[@Mathew_01]

This guy does great videos. You should for sure watch more of them.

[@Koyotito20]

My recommendation is his video on "The Last War Chief"

[@Messywildcat78]

I never thought about the cheese stuffed crust until you mentioned it… it all is starting to make more sense!

[@grimcreeper5830]

I actually live near Springfield, Missouri... It's a good thing I don't know where these cheese reserves are XD

[@firestorm165]

If you want more intel on the ice cream ships (and how a submarine crew executed a spec ops mission timed down to the second in order to "liberate" an ice cream machine from a battleship) there's a youtuber named Drachinifel who has an excellent vid on the subject

[@ravenward626]

@19:23 I think that's why it's called the rat race. We all out there chasing that cheddar. -for real though about cheap food. I've spoken to some people born into farming, and the days of the small family farms are pretty much gone. It's been go big or go home for margins to keep up with expenses and corporations have the capital to buy up and become giants. It's great in some ways that they were able to drive down food prices, but now your options are limited and many have the legal obligation to maximize profit. Something like that could lead to price gouging and contribute to inflation. I'm enjoying all these dope wisdom drops Alicia, I have a feeling your kids are going to do alright.

[@limejelly2836]

"Sometimes, I dream about Cheese"

[@Thisisausername556]

We need the mosquito video from The Fat Electrician. I love that one lol.

[@DavidStruveDesigns]

That letter he read out with the "Lord of the Cheese" was to do with THE meeting where Stuffed Crust was first suggested as an idea. So yes, Stuffed Crust pizza is literally some weird cheese-based illuminati conspiracy, only it's 100% real LOL 😆

[@hengineer]

The other ad campaign i remember is the "behold the power of cheese" one

[@chunkuswumpus3515]

Never thought i could unironically say anything is a government psyop but here we are. Also there already is a cheese castle in Kenosha Wisconsin (my Midwestern is showing)

[@OR56]

You need to watch more of the Fat Electrician’s stuff, he is so good!

[@anzaca1]

This sounds silly...until you realise that Canada literally has an strategic reserve of maple syrup. Yes, this is true. It's operated by the Quebec Maple Syrup Producers, which together produce 77% of all maple syrup in the world.

[@ETK_Henwyジ]

Almost 50k subs, hope you get there ❤

[@danedearmond4905]

"Do you tell all of your online followers about the greatness of cheese and feel like you're not being paid enough for it? You may be entitled to compensation." - likely some lawyer somewhere....

[@alaxbird4954]

was hoping to see more Fat Electrician, even better it's the second most ridiculous topic he's covered

[@isaackinsley1662]

What's the first then?

[@mayborneflower]

Probably the wooden bomber planes that spawn-camped-spawn-killed German fighter planes in World War 2.

[@shawnlylebond8873]

​@isaackinsley1662 my guess would be Staff Sargent Reckless (a horse the marines adopted in the pacifictheater in WW2), Corporal Wojtek (a bear that moved artillery shells), or the Finnish soldier that got high on all the meth for an entire company and stayed high for somewhere between 3 days and 3 weeks.

[@asmoday2838]

I live in Springfield, Missouri, and I can tell you that people around here are serious about their cheese. We don't fuck around when it comes to cheese. That being said, I didn't know this was a thing till I saw his video XD. Also, Springfield has a Kraft factory.

[@Wei2Vile]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought of stuffcrust and cheesesticks once i heard this

[@TruckingShooter]

I grew up poor in the 80s and i remember that government cheese was awesome to.

[@ythan2590]

I haven't finished the video yet but I hope the Canadian Maple Syrup Reserve run by the Maple Syrup Cartel gets an honorable mention. Its the one that had the massive heist in 2012 that stole thousands of gallons of syrup.

[@johnj.spurgin7037]

biggest value theft in history, IIRC?

[@Maurice_Of_Wisdom]

CHARLES ENTERTAINMENT CHEESE WAS A CONSPIRACY!?!!?

[@Unavailable4545]

Everybody chillin till the rat queen or Canada attacks the US for its cheese

[@lolface_9363]

If you want more wacky U.S. government shenanigans I recommend slightly sociables video about the CIAs cafeteria drama

[@Wixvhen]

Her reaction to finding out the Illumicheesy are real is hilarious.

[@DefaultName-du3kr]

This is the reason why I was fed cheeseburgers with a milk carton in school.

[@vagabondwastrel2361]

I have a massive issue with the keynsian economists who think crop burning is the solution to over abundance. Yes, the increase of milk is a problem. much easier to solve by giving tax breaks to farmers considering the estate tax is the biggest reason family farms go under. There is one thing farmers are above all else and that is adaptive. The problem with the egg prices is something different. there was at least 7 distribution centers that were set on fire by totally not arson. The eggs are almost back down to what they were. Paying farmers to dump milk and other produce is heartbreaking. There are so many programs that could have used those goods and for America here comes the FBI with the dormant commerce clause. That basically says if you harvest food for your own consumption you still have to pay taxes on that food because you would have bought food otherwise.

[@Serpentking789]

Fun fact: mozzarella cheese isn't made from the milk of any common cows or goats, but specifically from the milk of *water buffalo.*

[@iron_side5674]

If you actually built a SINGULAR Castle out of this cheese, it would be GIANORMOUS! The average House in Europe weighs 100 Tons (aka 1000 Kilograms), you could build a City with that cheese to fit 20-30.000 people. Totaling in 750.000 tons that is roughly 11 Yamato-Class Battleships. You could build a castle with that cheese PLUS the Hill you want it to stand on and the Castle would still be Enormous. He was right, it IS infecting my thoughts.

[@hirochi0362]

highly recommend his "soldier on meth - becomes unkillable" video, it's amazing

[@matthewlaird5235]

Cheese keeps for a long time, and it has protein and fat. A person might be able to survive on cheese alone. Cheese and greens. Pine needless and cheese.

[@ravenward626]

I got another analogy for why they might have destroyed the cheese. I sometimes think of the system we live in as a living thing. It has circulatory systems like us, but in the case of the market it's currency that flows. A lot of folks live paycheck to paycheck, if you flood the market with cheese sure people eat and fart well for a while but it could also put the people in the dairy industry out of work for a while; maybe even long enough that they get swallowed up by expenses and shut down. To use the metaphor of blood circulating in the body, you just cut a portion of your body off of it's life giving, oxygen enriching, blood. Admittedly the dairy industry isn't the heart or brain of our civilization, but it could still do a lot of damage. Just look at all the small businesses that went under during the pandemic.

[@ChristopherMorgan-oh6ki]

Subliminal cheese messaging

[@TheKyrix82]

"Do I consume this much cheese because I like it...or because I'm a government dog?" Woof woof...gimme cheese

[@deegsupreme3796]

Wait till she (if she hasn’t already) hears about Canada’s federally owned maple syrup reserve - a secure bunker storing tens of thousands of barrels of maple syrup.

[@crowhaven895]

the Coca Cola commercials had me convinced I preferred them over Pepsi until I questioned if that was how I really felt, or had the commercials made me blindly think that. Turns out, after a side by side taste test, I prefer Pepsi. Because of that I do try most things at least once to see how I feel about them, sometimes trying them again down the line if I disliked them originally "just to be sure".

[@mazhiwezakizo3513]

hell yeah, government block "Comod" Cheese. grew up with that and shit had powerful trade value between families.

[@thoughtfulfreespace]

The fact that there was *literal* government cheese is sending me. Throwing it in the ocean was a stupid idea though.

[@CrimsonCatalyst]

"It's stuffed crust king Kai. You can eat it in reverse."

[@Shad0hawK]

Actually a good quality pasta is in fact nutricious, including protein, fiber, Basically the yellower a pasta is the worse it is nutritionally. But a good quality pasta is actually good for you.

[@icewolf1988]

Fun fact, the egg farmers were actually less likely to get cov19 because of the antibodies. This went on to the rest of the population dropping infection rates

[@facelessandsmiling8932]

As a truck driver I've made runs to Springfield cheese bunker a few times he is speaking facts

[@synderthmc]

So according to this, Wallaces's waifu is alicia. They could eat cheese for days unless... she doesnt like wendsleydale

[@itsmehere1]

I live in Springfield Missouri and I never knew about the huge cheese cave warehouse! How have I not known about this until now? 😂

[@danielseelye6005]

You didn't need to know...😉

[@Narv3nt]

"i like my cheese drippy breh" just remember that

[@shadowstalker130666]

Im a trucker, ive been delivering to the cheese caves for years now. Kinda cool, kinda creepy down there.

[@cytorakdemon]

Ice cream was pretty much the Scooby Snack of WW2 for American GI's. You're an 19 year old kid with a flamethrower and you were told if the tank on your back is shot, you will burst into flames, burn to death, and then you'll explode and possibly kill all your buddies around you. You're commanding officer just told you to charge up that hill into enemy fire to take out machine gun bunkers. You tell him, "no way, I can't do that." And your CO goes, "would you do it for a scoop of ice cream?" And you think about it, cus you're in the pacific islands, and it's the middle of summer, and it's hot, and miserable, and a paper cup of vanilla ice cream sounds amazing, but being riddled with bullets, burning to death, and exploding still sounds not great. So again, you say no. Then your CO asked, "would you do it for... two scoops of ice cream?" And while your buddies around you are wondering if they can pull the flamethrower off you and charge up the hill, you've already run up and burned out a bunker and are now moving onto the second one. So yes, there were entire ships in WW2 dedicated to just making and transporting ice cream.

[@hannesh234]

I wanna be titled lord of cheese

[@gothicpando]

This is gonna be gouda... Get it...? ...Cheese...

[@nickypool415]

*Slaps you in the face*

[@theenderdestruction2362]

​@@nickypool415do you demand satisfaction

[@Kalebfenoir]

Funny thing (well not really) was there was a similar overabundance of PORK in the last few years. It actually made headlines that because people weren't buying enough of it, farmers were raising these animals and just... disposing of them because they couldn't sell them. Same thing happened to potatoes too, around the same time: need went down or was obstructed, supply went through the roof, and growers were left with all this excess stuff. I don't think they got the same sweet deal as the farmers though. I think they just had to dispose of it at a loss, which, while it brought the supply down to manageable levels, was extremely wasteful in general, and costly for the farmers, who weren't getting compensation for it.

[@brennanlangless8912]

The cheese bunkers are Definitely mouse/domesticated rat heaven

[@Unknown.NotRegistered]

Girl, you need to hit up DMI for your government assisted funding of cheese promotions.

[@anzaca1]

Definitely react to more Fat Electrician, he's amazing.

[@BilisiFunfun]

“He gazed up at the enormous face. Forty years it had taken him to learn what kind of smile was hidden beneath the dark moustache. O cruel, needless misunderstanding! O stubborn, self-willed exile from the loving breast! Two gouda-scented tears trickled down the sides of his nose. But it was all right, everything was all right, the struggle was finished. He had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Cheese.”

[@Aaron-zu3xn]

you understand that our tax dollars paid for that air conditioning to cool those caves this means the cheese tax is real yo

[@jimmy37591]

Don't know if you have it's avaliable up north, but in the USA quest pizza and birchbender's waffles and deserts are yummy, keto and as close to all natural frozen/box mixes you can find.

[@jdguevara93]

I was not prepared to go into this video and come out with a conspiracy about why I love cheese and why milk was pushed so hard in lunch cafeterias 😅 Edit: is this why that one side character in The Goofy Movie loves Easy Cheese‽ I am questioning my life so much right now.

[@Fincherman]

A Cheese Mine! Saving cheese for later to mine it when we get hungry.

[@W4DETt]

speaking of cheese, Queen Medb of the celt was killed by having harden cheese lauched at her head

[@jakobroynon-fisher9535]

Sounds like a cheesy way to die.

[@Crazycoyote-we7ey]

Growing up in the 90s Navajo Reservation Getting government Cheese Cereal Powdered eggs dry just add water milk evaporated milk canned meat canned pork canned salmon Thats was the best everrrrr