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It's so fuckin' weird, just reminds me of how cheesemakers back in the day demanded that American cheese be referred to as embalmed cheese
Processed cheese was the compromise
Idk seems pretty appropriate to me.
it's only like 30% formaldehyde, be fair
When margarine was first introduced, dairy farmers lobbied against allowing it to be colored yellow to look like butter so the margarine manufacturers had to include a little packet of yellow food dye and you had to mix it in yourself.
I'm from the state where it's illegal for restaurants to serve margarine unless you specifically ask for it
I am very familiar with the stuff