To: Libloather
“Hispanic-style cheese”? Do they mean Mexican cheese? Did I miss a memo as to how we’re not allowed to describe people or things from Mexico as “Mexican” any more?
And if the cheese was locally-made, why not mention that?
4 posted on
02/22/2014 3:10:04 AM PST by
Tax-chick
(The future is not going to take us seriously.)
To: Tax-chick
Those friggin spaniards are at it again
5 posted on
02/22/2014 3:27:01 AM PST by
ronnie raygun
(zippy the a##clown sez..............................)
To: Tax-chick
Why not call it queso fresco? And what idiot is giving it to babies?
15 posted on
02/22/2014 4:56:54 AM PST by
Mercat
To: Tax-chick
The same basic kind of cheese is made throughout Latin America. It is often sold here in Hispanic markets with country-specific designations.
To: Tax-chick
Here is a link to the website of the company that produces this stuff (Misspellings abound.):
http://roosfoods.com/aboutus.php
Sounds like the junk is sold only in specialty stores.
25 posted on
02/22/2014 6:59:00 AM PST by
Bigg Red
(O LORD, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth! Ps 8)
To: Tax-chick
Hispanic-style cheese? Do they mean Mexican cheese? Did I miss a memo as to how were not allowed to describe people or things from Mexico as Mexican any more? And if the cheese was locally-made, why not mention that? Maybe the cheese was made by residents of Hispaniola, at least that is what runs through my mind whenever the word Hispanic comes up.
35 posted on
02/22/2014 10:23:18 AM PST by
Mastador1
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