Everyone knows that queso and Ro-Tel tomatoes bring the world together!
One man's quest for Velveeta or The FReeping of Kraft or How I learned to stop worrying and love the Brie.
LOL! I'm sure you'll find a way. Good luck in your new venture. Are you selling Polish sausage as well?
You can imagine my currdled cry when our server said,"Welcome to Cheddars. I'm Brie and I'll be your server this evening!"
I don't know if they'll ship to you, but look to Chicago for your hot dog desires...
"10 of Portillo’s all beef hot dogs shipped to you or a friend, with all the fixings. Everything you need to create an authentic Portillo’s style hot dog with everything is included, 10 hot dogs in a cryovac pouch, 10 poppy seed buns, mustard, relish, 1 fresh onion, 2 red ripe tomatoes, 2 whole kosher pickles, sport peppers & Portillo’s hot dog seasoning. All products are safely packaged to preserve quality and freshness, and then shipped via FEDEX."
http://portillos.com/store/item.asp?ITEM_ID=4&DEPARTMENT_ID=40
Cute! I didn't know anybody actually LIKED the stuff -- although I'll admit I've indulged at Little League games.
I used to mail peanut butter to my sister in Japan.
ah, the eternal quest for all-American pasteurized proccessed cheese-food stuff in foreign climes.
rotsa ruck, kiddo.
VELVEETA?????????? Are you nuts.
I'm very glad to hear that Malaysia is smart enough to not have that stuff.
If you have to resort to using a processed cheese food at least use Cheez Whiz, there is actually some real cheese in it.
Top 'em with shredded cheddar cheese, pop 'em in the oven until the cheese melts. Serve with salsa...mmmm mmmm good!
Best I can offer you is a cheese sauce.
Make a white sauce (Flour, butter, evaporated milk, salt, dry mustard) and melt in the cheese at about a 2 parts cheese to one part sauce ratio.
So long as you keep it warm it works fine.
Why isn't this in Breaking News?