Kraft Has Cut the Cheese So You Don’t Have to.
Woo Hoo Kraft, settle down! Your celebration of Grilled Cheese Month is likely to crash the innerwebs.
Gentle readers, mark April 16 on your calendar because you do not want to miss out on the chance to win a free pack of processed cheese food aka Kraft Singles.
The first 1,000 people who submit their favorite grilled cheese memory at iheartgrilledcheese.com on April 16 will receive a coupon for one free pack of Kraft Singles. (Har. GrilledCheese.com is owned by Terry Curran tea@grilledcheese.com)
“We hope to hear from consumers in terms of what their favorite grilled cheese memories are,” Basil Maglaris, Kraft spokesman, said.
How about the forty-leben times I had a third degree burn to the roof of my mouth from hot cheese and had that little flap of skin hanging down for a couple days following?
Or the fifty bazillion times a big old stringy glob of hot yellow processed cheese food fell in my lap?
Hold the friggin’ telegraph, Maggie, there’s more!
They will have a Grilled Cheese Invitational and cook-off competition in the heart of Grilled Cheese country: Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.
“We were just looking for a couple of exciting ways to bring excitement to Grilled Cheese Month,” Maglaris said.
We are part owners of Kraft and this next part just send chills down by underwear because of the severe economic impact this could have on 1. Kraft and 2. The Grilled Cheese biz in L.A.
During the event, Kraft will distribute grilled cheese sandwiches to the 100 participants and attendees.
I love grilled cheese. I love Kraft American Singles Processed Cheese Food. I love Government Cheese. (Post Punk, Punk, Indie) I often eat the All American White Boys Lunch. Wonder Bread and Kraft American Processed Cheese Food. I love Baloney and Grilled Processed Cheese Food.
Remember when you had to buy Velveeta bricks to make a Grilled Cheese? I never had the patience to look for the wire cheese slicer, so I just grabbed a table knife and smushed it through the brick time and time again.
Then there always was the foil left on the end of the Velveeta that one had to carefully fold over so the cheese didn’t turn to dry chemicals.
With that said, I wouldn’t fart from a roller coaster for a chance to win ONE package of Kraft Processed Cheese Food.
Kraft: send cheese to everybody! Put one slice in an envelope. You want people talking about Kraft Processed Cheese Food? They will be talking if you send one to every household.
@Obrienbarbara: Squidoo? I thought that died a long time ago. I have a few pages that I guess I should take a look at and freshen up (!)
Thanks for commenting.
I have lots of Velveeta memories, I will pop in on your site and see what I can learn and relive some memories. Velveeta Memories – great name for a Country Western tune.
That “sticking to your teeth” comment brought back memories. I happened onto your page because my website, Velveeta…Exposed, tracks all things Velveeta. Frankly I thought I was the only one who thought about these things anymore. It’s nice to know you’re here.
@Mule Rider Gal: welcome! Can’t compare “real” cheese, with Processed Cheese Food! But it is so much more convenient. 🙂
I haven’t eaten a slice of Kraft “so called cheese” in…hmmm…can’t remember when the last time was that I even bought it. It’s not REALLY cheese, ya know? It feels like rubber and sticks to your teeth. Real cheese is better as it isn’t filled with so much oil……..
a real Mule rider….. JS
@Queen of Shake Shake AND OTHERS:
Question: what would be a year’s supply of Kraft Processed Cheese Food at your house?
At our house, that would be at MOST 26 packages.
Wow. Yeah. I’m really going to spend time writing up something for a 2.50 pack of cheese. Maybe if it were a year’s supply of cheese, but not for one stinking package.
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