https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_cheese

 

it started with the government buying excess milk to bail out farmers and turning it into cheese (processed cheese product)

 

it was huge in the 80s when they'd hand out blocks of it to poors and most people who ate it spoke highly of it. apparently it melted nicely and made really good grilled cheese sandwiches

Boomers win again.

Can't you get it with food stamps ? ? ? Do blacks get gubmint cheese?

 

t. want to try US govt cheese too

is this why money is referred to as cheese in rap?

Now the meme pic with the women in wheelchair that eats cheese make more sense.

food stamps are now just a debit card that you can use at the grocery store with some restrictions

 

unfortunately gumbin cheese isn't available for purchase, I think the closest you can find that's commercially available is Velveeta

 

(I tried to attach a picture of Velveeta but I keep getting some dumb json error)

amazing

are those nazi beverages or what and it's that a guy or a girl

looks like it; looks more like a guy but who knows

I've had government cheese. Some years ago I was living in a homeless shelter and I worked in the kitchen where government cheese was served.

It's uninteresting but not bad, very mild, not as soft as velveeta, but like velveeta, it's probably what is known as "process cheese" so it melts well.

is it like burger cheese in fast food chains?

Yes, that's a good comparison.

Not that Bernd, but I love reading all of the different experiences Bernds from all over the world make. Thanks for sharing.

mmmm, process cheese food

must. . . consume . . . cheese product . . .

Bon appetit.

This is keynesianism.

done be good my nigga, be great

after that government cheese, we eatin steaks

after the projects, now we on estates