is it cheese ?

Not really

>>9396890
Is wood pulp cheese?

>>9396890
It's a cheese "product".

cheese is a processed food any way you slice it.

>>9397087
And all foods are "organic" because they contain carbon, right?

>>9396890

http://www.seriouseats.com/2016/07/whats-really-in-american-cheese.html

The answer is: Yes, it's cheese, just mixed with other stuff.

>>9397122
Reddit is just 4chan mixed with other stuff

>>9397162
>4chan is just Reddit mixed with other stuff
ftfy

>>9396890
Cheese enough for me

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>>9396890

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>>9396890
Of course. It's the main ingredient in good old fashioned AMERICAN grilled CHEESE

>>9397122
>Where American cheese (or "Pasteurized Process American Cheese," as the FDA likes to call it*) differs is that once the cheese is made (and yes, American cheese starts with real, honest-to-goodness cheese), it is blended with a few other ingredients to alter its texture and flavor.

So it is a dairy product, but it's not cheese.

It depends. Kraft singles have no active cultures in them, so technically no. Same with Yoplait. No active cultures.