Why I still find Kraft grated american cheese in the 3 oz plastic shaker containers as parmesan cheese?
You're not alone in that confusion! It's understandable that you might mistake Kraft's 3 oz plastic shaker containers of "American" cheese for Parmesan cheese. Here's why:
* Similar Packaging: Kraft uses similar packaging for both their American and Parmesan cheese shakers. The iconic green and white color scheme, the shaker design, and the general appearance can be deceiving.
* Labeling: While some shakers may be labeled as "American," they are often placed next to Parmesan cheese in grocery stores, and sometimes the label can be easily missed or obscured.
* Common Use: Both American and Parmesan cheese are often used in similar ways (on pasta, pizza, etc.), adding to the confusion.
How to Avoid the Mistake:
* Read the Label Carefully: Make sure to check the label to see what type of cheese it is.
* Look for Key Differences: Parmesan cheese usually has a more intense flavor and a harder, crumbly texture than American cheese. The label may also mention "Parmigiano Reggiano" or "Parmesan" if it's the real deal.
* Ask for Help: If you're unsure, don't hesitate to ask a grocery store employee for help in finding the correct cheese.
It's easy to make this mistake, but hopefully, these tips help you avoid it in the future!
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