Fold In The Cheese! | Schitt's Creek | Netflix

JUST FOLD IT IN! Moira Rose (Catherine O'Hara) and David (Dan Levy) attempt to make enchiladas from the Rose family recipe in this iconic scene from Schitt’s Creek.

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[goldendusty]

“I can’t show you EVERYTHING!”
“But can you show me ONE thing?”
Great Writing 😂😂😂

[hmv]

When David says ''I don't know how to fold broken cheese" that gets me EVERY TIME! 😂

[HeyMyLifeIsLibby]

Undeniably the most iconic scene of the series.

[jqbilbao]

"Well can you show me *one* thing?!" 🤣😂

[zapatauk]

"Here's what you do, you just fold it in" On repeat. Crying. Comedy genius

[dr.uracil]

Her random emphasis when she said “fold in THE cheese” kills me lmao

[humpycub]

Who else wants a regular cooking show with these two? 🤣

[maryam]

“David! What does burning smell like?” Iconic & relatable 😂

[Zeddyboi]

What makes this show so great is that practically every single thing that happens to these characters is 100% relatable. 😂

[rosedoucet]

Hahaha...” David, what does burning smell like?” 😂😂😂

[kcjd]

The way his voice cracks in desperation on the words “broken cheese” just hits very single time! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[calypso]

This reminds me of my mother teaching me how to cook when I was little, "You just beat the eggs, come on".
Not only did she tell me to *JUST* beat the eggs, as if it was "JUST" so simple, but with the added "Come on!" as if prompting me and adding more performance anxiety would suddenly spark some deep-seated memory of what 'beating the eggs' really meant lol

[TequilaMockingBird]

This scene is so frustrating because folding in cheese is so mindlessly easy that it’s actually quite difficult to explain the process or to clarify. It’s literally really just “you fold it in” and you cannot condense it any further than that.

But it’s frustrating on the other side too because of course they don’t know what “fold it in” means and just repeating it over and over doesn’t help clarify.

Brilliant scene indeed.

[poppy]

Moira Rose is a culinary prophet, and people saying otherwise clearly don't know how to fold in cheese

[Jprice]

When I watched this for the first time I absolutely died when he said “ if you say fold one more time” and I still do. Classic.

[MikelosM]

"TRY & KEEP UP" - totally something I'd say & keep repeating when I'm in control and have no idea what I'm doing

[nancystewart]

This scene has got to be in the Top 10 funniest scenes in a show ever. I laugh hysterically every time I watch it. It's great. I love it. 😅🤣❤️

[mayandawarudo]

for those who do not know how to actually fold in cheese it’s actually kinda simple just add in the cheese and continuously in a folding motion with the a spatula or spoon bring the sauce on top until the cheese melts

[ProductDesignKF]

The fact that The Washington Post mentioned Dan in the "How to fold ingredients" article. I love this show...

[prudiedallen]

the zero dislikes are people who know how to fold in cheese



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