Is American cheese sold in a block?

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[QUOTE=Zsofia]
No, see, it’s not veeENNA, it rhymes with, er, die-henna. How do your people say it, like die-Geena? 'Cause that’s kinda weird.
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That’s exactly how they say it: Vy–EE–na. I absolutely hate it, and my hubby does it just to see me shudder! :slight_smile:

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Wow, that’s messed up! :slight_smile:

This all almost makes me want to eat one. Almost. I’m sure if I smelled a can I’d come to my senses. Well, or see some of them floatin’ white bits in the can. You know what I mean.

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[QUOTE=Zsofia]
No, see, it’s not veeENNA, it rhymes with, er, die-henna. How do your people say it, like die-Geena? 'Cause that’s kinda weird.

Also, it doesn’t matter, because when you get to Europe it’s not any of those things, it’s “Wein”. You really want to see a confused Southern family, tell them to get to Vienna when there’s no Vienna on the map!
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There’s no “Wein”, either. It’s Wien, pronounced “Veen”. Your spelling would be pronounced “Vine”.

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[QUOTE=amarinth]
The NYT article: http://www.nytimes.com/2006/01/04/dining/04wint.html?ex=1294030800&en=324928a5798dbcf6&ei=5090

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and recipes:
Creamy Macaroni and Cheese

Crusty Macaroni and Cheese
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Huzzah!! How did you find it? I searched that damned site over and over. Anyway, thanks.