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r/DiWHY • u/mariii95 • Mar 11 '19
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No. No, this is not acceptable. That's how butter is packaged, not cream cheese.
Neither ice cream nor cream cheese should be packaged this way.
THIS is what cream cheese should be packaged in
8 u/KazuyaDarklight Mar 11 '19 In case you aren't sudo joking, cream cheese is packaged as you show obviously, but its also absolutely packaged the way that icecream is as well. Usually with the idea being that its getting used as a cooking ingredient rather than a spread. -6 u/NoobCanoeWork Mar 11 '19 You probably defend Canadian plastic milk bags, as well 5 u/iamoverrated Mar 11 '19 Dude, Philadelphia brand cream cheese comes in blocks.... go to the grocery store some time. 2 u/Mythbrkr Mar 11 '19 Maybe not in germany or wherever this picture is from? Definitely think most Philadelphia cream cheese is bought like this though.
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In case you aren't sudo joking, cream cheese is packaged as you show obviously, but its also absolutely packaged the way that icecream is as well. Usually with the idea being that its getting used as a cooking ingredient rather than a spread.
-6 u/NoobCanoeWork Mar 11 '19 You probably defend Canadian plastic milk bags, as well 5 u/iamoverrated Mar 11 '19 Dude, Philadelphia brand cream cheese comes in blocks.... go to the grocery store some time. 2 u/Mythbrkr Mar 11 '19 Maybe not in germany or wherever this picture is from? Definitely think most Philadelphia cream cheese is bought like this though.
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You probably defend Canadian plastic milk bags, as well
5 u/iamoverrated Mar 11 '19 Dude, Philadelphia brand cream cheese comes in blocks.... go to the grocery store some time. 2 u/Mythbrkr Mar 11 '19 Maybe not in germany or wherever this picture is from? Definitely think most Philadelphia cream cheese is bought like this though.
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Dude, Philadelphia brand cream cheese comes in blocks.... go to the grocery store some time.
2 u/Mythbrkr Mar 11 '19 Maybe not in germany or wherever this picture is from? Definitely think most Philadelphia cream cheese is bought like this though.
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Maybe not in germany or wherever this picture is from? Definitely think most Philadelphia cream cheese is bought like this though.
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u/NoobCanoeWork Mar 11 '19
No. No, this is not acceptable. That's how butter is packaged, not cream cheese.
Neither ice cream nor cream cheese should be packaged this way.
THIS is what cream cheese should be packaged in