Queso!

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10:20p, 4/10/23
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Is it the best overall dip. Ever?
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In reply to Yesterday • 10:58p, 4/10/23
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Yes! So many different ways to make it. Always a crowd pleaser!
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9:38a, 4/11/23
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Sorry, guacamole > queso.

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In reply to Max Power • 10:29a, 4/11/23
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Max Power said:
Sorry, guacamole > queso.

Love some Guac but overall dip....have to go with the Mexican cheese.

edit- or gringo cheese. Asked for chips and queso once at a hole int he wall taco place in Fort Worth once. Came out with chips covered in white shredded cheese. lol
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11:38a, 4/11/23
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Roasted tomatillo salsa with serranos and chipotles is the best. Queso can be messed up too easily it seems.
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12:21p, 4/11/23
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Queso is better as a dip guacamole is better as a taco topping. Queso overpowers everything else on the taco.
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8:08p, 4/11/23
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Queso has a pretty big range from disgusting (velveeta + rotel) to outstanding. At its best, I'm with you. It's great on chips, fries, burgers, piled nachos, spiraled or baked potatoes, & even had it on Schnitzel and Chicken Fried steak.
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In reply to FIDO*98* • 10:39a, 4/14/23
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FIDO*98*: As a baby Boomer grew up after WWII when everyone bought Velveeta cuz that is all they could get during the war. Also, my Marine Corps Dad came home from the Pacific LOVING Spam and hating goat from Australia! I was in my twenties before I knew Velveeta was not REAL CHEESE, still like it best for Grilled Cheese. Oh, and I love baked Spamn!

Forgot to add, I also believed Miracle Whip was mayonnaise, Boomers ate what the Mom's ate during the war, and LIKED IT!
Gig'em, Ole Army Class of '70
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11:46a, 4/14/23
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I won't turn my nose to Velvetta Queso. Little ground beef or shredded brisket with some spicy Rotel and we're in business.
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In reply to Mark Fairchild • 1:07p, 4/14/23
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Mark Fairchild said:
FIDO*98*: As a baby Boomer grew up after WWII when everyone bought Velveeta cuz that is all they could get during the war. Also, my Marine Corps Dad came home from the Pacific LOVING Spam and hating goat from Australia! I was in my twenties before I knew Velveeta was not REAL CHEESE, still like it best for Grilled Cheese. Oh, and I love baked Spamn!

Forgot to add, I also believed Miracle Whip was mayonnaise, Boomers ate what the Mom's ate during the war, and LIKED IT!


I always thought Miracle Whip was just another brand of mayonnaise, we used it interchangeably.
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In reply to TXAG 05 • 3:44p, 4/14/23
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Nope. Miracle Whip was developed for people who were so poor they couldn't afford mayonnaise. As America climbed out of the Great Depression only people whose taste buds had been genetically altered continued to eat it. That's why to this day if you see miracle whip in someone's home you know that a really bad cook lives there. It would be wise to politely decline any dinner invitation if offered. Unless, of course, you eat Miracle Whip. In that case you don't care what food tastes like so might as well land a free meal
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4:48p, 4/14/23
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In reply to FIDO*98* • 8:02p, 4/14/23
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FIDO*98* said:
Nope. Miracle Whip was developed for people who were so poor they couldn't afford mayonnaise. As America climbed out of the Great Depression only people whose taste buds had been genetically altered continued to eat it. That's why to this day if you see miracle whip in someone's home you know that a really bad cook lives there. It would be wise to politely decline any dinner invitation if offered. Unless, of course, you eat Miracle Whip. In that case you don't care what food tastes like so might as well land a free meal


What about the tangy zip of miracle whip?

Plus, check pricing, miracle whip costs more than dukes or hellmans
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11:20p, 4/14/23
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Add crumbled pork sausage to queso and it becomes the best tortilla chip dip ever invented
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In reply to FIDO*98* • 11:31p, 4/14/23
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FIDO*98* said:
Nope. Miracle Whip was developed for people who were so poor they couldn't afford mayonnaise. As America climbed out of the Great Depression only people whose taste buds had been genetically altered continued to eat it. That's why to this day if you see miracle whip in someone's home you know that a really bad cook lives there. It would be wise to politely decline any dinner invitation if offered. Unless, of course, you eat Miracle Whip. In that case you don't care what food tastes like so might as well land a free meal
This guy's a snob. Sneak in and steal his food, it's bound to taste good.
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In reply to hph6203 • 1:06p, 4/15/23
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hph6203 said:
FIDO*98* said:
Nope. Miracle Whip was developed for people who were so poor they couldn't afford mayonnaise. As America climbed out of the Great Depression only people whose taste buds had been genetically altered continued to eat it. That's why to this day if you see miracle whip in someone's home you know that a really bad cook lives there. It would be wise to politely decline any dinner invitation if offered. Unless, of course, you eat Miracle Whip. In that case you don't care what food tastes like so might as well land a free meal
This guy's a snob. Sneak in and steal his food, it's bound to taste good.

I bet it doesn't taste anywhere near as good as he thinks it does.
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In reply to Know Your Enemy • 1:30p, 4/15/23
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No, I bet it's pretty good. And he's right about miracle whip
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2:01p, 4/15/23
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Some of the best foods on the planet were at one point, poor people food. Miracle Whip sucks though.
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In reply to Bruce Almighty • 2:38p, 4/15/23
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Big difference between inexpensive ingredients/cuts of meat cooked properly and food manufacturers cutting corners to make processed foods cheaper
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