CREEPING FEAR

This is the principal ingredient in the PHILLY CHEESE STEAK. A cingular classic of American Cuisine. You have to do sliced steak and fried onions till the steak and onions are done (onions must be just getting brown) Then a generous squeeze of the Cheez WHiz is added to that and the whole mess slopped into a large sliced fresh, crispy crust Sammich Roll. The toppings include

1Ketchup

2Ketchup and hot Peppers
or

3Hot Peppers without ketchup.


I must be off to help others in need.

ahem

that is to sneak the dogs their medication

Throw it in the trash, and tell her never to buy it again! Is this a new girlfriend? I can see problems looming down the line...

Cheez Whiz is a thick processed cheese sauce or spread sold by Kraft Foods. The bright, yellow, viscous liquid usually comes in a glass jar, and is used as a topping for corn chips, hot dogs, cheesesteaks, celery, and other foods. It is marketed in the United States, Canada, Venezuela, and the Philippines.

Cheez Whiz is one of a number of "processed cheese foods", a category including similar products like Velveeta and some types of individually-wrapped cheese slices. These products contain regular cheese that has been reprocessed along with additional ingredients such as emulsifiers and stabilizing agents, such as xanthan gum or carrageenan. These products derive their tanginess and flavor from additional ingredients such as citric acid and flavoring compounds. Annatto is used for colouring.

you clearly do not know who you're talking about

They lap that shi . . . that suff up, too ! ! !

cant get enough of that caregeenan and xanthan gum.
Think Im gonna get me a cheezesteak for lunch.

In keeping with product purity laws, one must note that its spelled Cheeze Whiz.

It comes in industrial sized drums for the larger cheezesteak producers in SOuth STreet Philly.

we get these pill pockets to give our dogs their meds (whenever they need meds). The pill pocket smells like a slimjim. Never ate one, so I cant give it a palatability rating to compare with the WHiz.

Them nasty nachos in the movie theaters these days, that hadda be a real coup for Kraft marketing . . .

hmmm, there might still be some kinda venison jerky in the house somewhere ... but I'd want that

cheese whiz and peanut butter work best for the boy dog - he can be a bit awkward about medication

No problems with the girl dog. She'd eat pea gravel if you put it in beef stock . . .

We never have Cheez Whiz in the house as Mr. Fix-it thinks it is an abomination so my kids were never exposed to it. What they were exposed to was french immersion. The first time they saw a jar of Cheez Whiz they thought it said "Chez Whiz" and that led to a number of bathroom jokes. That's what I think of whenever I see a certain inedible cheese product -- and it always cracks me up!

Chez Whiz . . . now that's cute, and funny.