Why is cheese added to absolutely EVERYTHING in America?

[vevo]

I've had cheese on soup, salad, steak - literally everything ive ever ordered at an American restaurant ive been asked - would you like cheese with that.
Is it a cultural thing? Why is cheese so important?

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[Hazir]

Is not cheese good? You can't go wrong with it. It composes with everything and tastes good. It is universal food That is the reason in my opinion.

[jzcjca00]

It's because most Americans are much more interested in flavor than health.  When they say a food is "good," they are usually only referring to how it tastes, not whether it is good at fulfilling food's primary function of keeping us alive and healthy.

It's kind of like doctors who focus exclusively on one effect of a medicine, and casually dismiss all the other effects, calling them "side" effects, as though they are of no importance.  "Yes, it destroyed his liver and killed him, but his cholesterol numbers were really great at the end!  That's a really effective medication!"

It's like the U.S. Government removing medical care, food, and energy from the calculation, then telling us we have almost no inflation.

It's like the government reporting unemployment statistics that don't include anyone who's been out of work for more than a year.

And the sheeple watch Faux News and think they are well informed.

[Taras]

I wonder... In other countries, are there "American-themed" restaurants?
Here in the states we have Italian, Chinese, Irish, Mexican etc. themed restaurants.

[Taras]

Is not cheese good? You can't go wrong with it. It composes with everything and tastes good. It is universal food That is the reason in my opinion.

Not American cheese. Here, unless it's labelled otherwise, the cheese is made of an edible form of synthetic plastic.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_cheese

[Phinnaeus Gage]

It's because most Americans are much more interested in flavor than health.  When they say a food is "good," they are usually only referring to how it tastes, not whether it is good at fulfilling food's primary function of keeping us alive and healthy.

It's kind of like doctors who focus exclusively on one effect of a medicine, and casually dismiss all the other effects, calling them "side" effects, as though they are of no importance.  "Yes, it destroyed his liver and killed him, but his cholesterol numbers were really great at the end!  That's a really effective medication!"

It's like the U.S. Government removing medical care, food, and energy from the calculation, then telling us we have almost no inflation.

It's like the government reporting unemployment statistics that don't include anyone who's been out of work for more than a year.

And the sheeple watch Faux News and think they are well informed.

http://www.rightwingwatch.org/content/fox-news-host-wants-federal-investigation-south-park-blasphemy

I wonder... In other countries, are there "American-themed" restaurants?
Here in the states we have Italian, Chinese, Irish, Mexican etc. themed restaurants.

[Phinnaeus Gage]

[beetcoin]

it's not just cheese.. sugar is worse. americans are such gluttons with everything.

[alani123]

I have nothing to say about your post but this guy in the gif looks like max keiser.

[beetcoin]

i like to eat nuts, mainly almonds and peanuts.. and every time i buy some, it's drenched in salt too. americans love making themselves sick, i guess. when i walk into a walmart, i see sodas, chips and other junk food right by the entrance. it's there for a reason.

[zetaray]

Cheese is nice. Italian add it to most dishes they eat too, nothing wrong with that.

[kuroman]

and the fun fact it is only industrial cheese but real cheese is not allowed in the US

USA USA USA ^^

[eid]

I wonder... In other countries, are there "American-themed" restaurants?
Here in the states we have Italian, Chinese, Irish, Mexican etc. themed restaurants.

Yes. They're called Mc Donald's.   

[Phinnaeus Gage]

and the fun fact it is only industrial cheese but real cheese is not allowed in the US

USA USA USA ^^

At least Limburger is still allowed in the US.

[kuroman]

and the fun fact it is only industrial cheese but real cheese is not allowed in the US

USA USA USA ^^

At least Limburger is still allowed in the US.

lol wtf! that's so wrong in many ways and quite funny lol

[tins]

Maybe it tastes good?

It def tastes good.

[b!z]

American cheese is terrible.

[bryant.coleman]

Not American cheese. Here, unless it's labelled otherwise, the cheese is made of an edible form of synthetic plastic.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_cheese

You are right. Processed cheese contains all sort of toxins and cause irreversible damage to the body. The emulsifiers they add are the most dangerous (Sodium Phosphate & Potassium Phosphate) of the ingredients.

[Hazir]

Is not cheese good? You can't go wrong with it. It composes with everything and tastes good. It is universal food That is the reason in my opinion.

Not American cheese. Here, unless it's labelled otherwise, the cheese is made of an edible form of synthetic plastic.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_cheese

I did not know that american cheese is just so bad! I live in Europe and here cheese are delicious and very healthy.

[spazzdla]

I've had cheese on soup, salad, steak - literally everything ive ever ordered at an American restaurant ive been asked - would you like cheese with that.
Is it a cultural thing? Why is cheese so important?

People go baanan's sometimes when you tell them no...  Getting a burger without cheese can turn into a warzone.  I only like cheese on pizza and nachos.. I hate it has to be on EVERYTHING.. argh.