did not contain cheesy goodness. I am dissapoint.
When you are the epitome of cool, you just don't need cheesy goodness.
When you are the epitome of cool, you just don't need cheesy goodness.
I dunno, but we need a thread of the year vote, this will be the winner for 2016.
Raddave - can we get a thread split from the Do Not Buy thread into this one? Just the stuff irrelevant to that thread but that belongs here.
Maybe this belongs in The Bin?
Wow JAFO I must say that you have a very impressive pole and in fact I am not sure when I have seen one topping it in either size or quality. With a pole like this a man can go far!
Now, you good folk are making the same mistake that Taco Bell did, you are forgetting physics! The cheese in the wrapper is in a pocket like that of a pita bread and when the wrapper is made the cheese is surly spread evenly between the two halves and in fact it probably goes in as a sheet of cheese.
Then what do happens? They stick the wrapper in a warming oven, melt the cheese and then proceed to stand the taco upright so all the cheese runs to the bottom. Of all people who would expect Taco Bell to register a fail in taco engineering?
What they should have done is used a high melting point cheese (eg: actual cheese not that cheese powder and emulsifier they use now) or designed the packaging so the taco sat on it's side which would vastly reduce the effects of gravity on the cheesy filling (a more accurate term than "cheese" which it clearly isn't).
Wow JAFO I must say that you have a very impressive pole and in fact I am not sure when I have seen one topping it in either size or quality. With a pole like this a man can go far!
Now, you good folk are making the same mistake that Taco Bell did, you are forgetting physics! The cheese in the wrapper is in a pocket like that of a pita bread and when the wrapper is made the cheese is surly spread evenly between the two halves and in fact it probably goes in as a sheet of cheese.
Then what do happens? They stick the wrapper in a warming oven, melt the cheese and then proceed to stand the taco upright so all the cheese runs to the bottom. Of all people who would expect Taco Bell to register a fail in taco engineering?
What they should have done is used a high melting point cheese (eg: actual cheese not that cheese powder and emulsifier they use now) or designed the packaging so the taco sat on it's side which would vastly reduce the effects of gravity on the cheesy filling (a more accurate term than "cheese" which it clearly isn't).
Wow JAFO I must say that you have a very impressive pole and in fact I am not sure when I have seen one topping it in either size or quality. With a pole like this a man can go far!
Now, you good folk are making the same mistake that Taco Bell did, you are forgetting physics! The cheese in the wrapper is in a pocket like that of a pita bread and when the wrapper is made the cheese is surly spread evenly between the two halves and in fact it probably goes in as a sheet of cheese.
Then what do happens? They stick the wrapper in a warming oven, melt the cheese and then proceed to stand the taco upright so all the cheese runs to the bottom. Of all people who would expect Taco Bell to register a fail in taco engineering?
What they should have done is used a high melting point cheese (eg: actual cheese not that cheese powder and emulsifier they use now) or designed the packaging so the taco sat on it's side which would vastly reduce the effects of gravity on the cheesy filling (a more accurate term than "cheese" which it clearly isn't).
What they should have done is used a high melting point cheese (eg: actual cheese, not that cheese powder and emulsifier they use now) or designed the packaging so the taco sat on it's side which would vastly reduce the effects of gravity on the cheesy filling (a more accurate term than "cheese" which it clearly isn't).