What are cheese bats?
"Cheese bats" is not a common or widely recognized food term. It's possible it's a:
* Misspelling or a regional term: Perhaps the intended term is something like "cheese puffs" or "cheese sticks."
* A specific recipe: There might be a unique recipe for a food item called "cheese bats" in a certain community or family.
If you could provide more context:
* Where did you hear the term? (e.g., a restaurant menu, recipe, online forum)
* What other information do you have? (e.g., description, ingredients, appearance)
This would help me understand what "cheese bats" might actually be.
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