Does Fake Cheese Actually Melt? #shorts

Does fake cheese really melt? Uncover the truth about processed cheese and its melting capabilities. Is it a myth or a reality?

#cheese #food #foodscience #foodfacts #cooking #kitchen #foodie

[prayingwifeandmama]

Thank you for doing this experiment for us! You are helping more people than you know! Thank you!!!

[rodo]

I love Pam's voice, she should do audio books. She is so comforting.

[mehere]

Processed cheese will melt when you make a grilled cheese.

[uncommonwoman]

I SWITCHED TO SARGENTO FOR THAT VERY REASON...EXTRA SHARP CHEDDAR IS MY FAVE!!! AMÈN 💪🏾💪🏾

[LB-lxtf]

I've known for years that all cheese products were not real so I never bought any. One day my son came into town for a visit. He wanted a grilled cheese sandwich and wouldn't eat anything else when I told him that I didn't have any cheese.
He rode to the closet store, Walmart, and picked some up.
As he was making his sandwich he mentioned that the cheese wasn't melting. I had to see this for myself. Sore enough, it stayed just as firm as ever.
He hadn't bothered to read the package because it looked exactly like one that he was used to eating since childhood. When he realized that it was a VERY different product, and read the label, we couldn't believe that the FDA would approve such garbage. Turns out, that's nothing new. We both resolved to pay more attention and not pick up a product that looks familiar.
We must always read the package. Pam, once again you are absolutely right. Thanks again 😊❤❤❤

[Godslights]

And even the cheese off the block doesn't melt as quickly as it use to. They don't make anything like they use to 😒

[jtharp]

Amen, my grandmother, who was born in 1916 and lived until age 96 .
Ate real butter, cheese, meats, eggs, bacon & tallow .
God bless you, Pam, for teaching people all that is JUNK...
MY GRANDMA DIDNT EAT PROCESSED FOODS, THEY COOKED AT HOME
MRS J
TEXAS ❤️ 🙏

[meripederson]

Yup they melt. Made a lot of grilled cheese sandwiches for my younguns with processed cheese back in the day. Course I made mine in a fry pan not over a lighter

[vinnieramone]

The processed stuff actually melts better than real cheese on a burger or in a grilled cheese but it's less healthy and it doesn't taste as good

[philipplouden]

I think it’s important to know the difference and apply each for specific uses.
American Cheese product slices are designed not to separate the way Real cheese does. Fat from Protein. That cohesion prevents it from melting the same way, but it does melt (as in a grilled cheese for example).

❤ the channel.

[patriciaclaytonelam]

Wow, we are never too old to learn .Thank you 😊

[moi]

Check the youtube video on how it's made, memory says it's 50% milk fat and loads of emulsifiers and stabilisers. This "Plastic cheese" was designed to melt "perfectly" on burgers (for fast food I believe). The goal was for it to 'melt' to divert the burger without splitting it falling off. So this food product was creating to look pretty and be used to quickly, not too be be healthy or tasty.... But to look like cheese while covering a burger.

[BRANDON-FJB]

But those singles make the best grilled cheese. It melts lmao

[sstorm]

Cheap ice cream is the same, it just doesn't melt like the good stuff.

[Muzikgirl]

What about Velveeta? It's processed, but melts beautifully and makes the best grilled cheese on Earth!!😋😋😋😋

[donnajennings-wallace]

It does melt, just not the way you did it here. Grilled cheese, or even added to mac and cheese.

[CaGirl]

Processed cheese food does melt, it just doesn’t spread or extract its oils. It’s gross, has a gummy sticky mouth feel and is generally not appetizing or appealing- but it does melt.

[trueskid]

But you forget to mention price. Sargento is EXPENSIVE for most working class Americans... which is why they opt for the one that doesn't melt because its cheaper.

[Supersquishyawesomeness]

You can do that with snow too, it doesn’t mean that it doesn’t melt. American cheese slices are processed and melt better than harder cheeses.

[RobertaReal]

I'm confused. It melts in grilled cheese or in a burger.