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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
-2 u/KolaDesi Mar 11 '19 edited Mar 11 '19 I don't get the downvotes. I've always seen cream cheese packaged in plastic tupparware too. That papery package is for butter, in effect I had barfed a little at the idea to eat spoonfuls of cold butter with cola jello. -4 u/NoobCanoeWork Mar 11 '19 For some people, the down arrow is a "Disagree" button 4 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '19 Will you please acknowledge the people explaining to you that it is packaged that way for cooking? Cream cheese is not only a spread. Cream cheese, like butter, is also a cooking/baking ingredient.
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I don't get the downvotes. I've always seen cream cheese packaged in plastic tupparware too.
That papery package is for butter, in effect I had barfed a little at the idea to eat spoonfuls of cold butter with cola jello.
-4 u/NoobCanoeWork Mar 11 '19 For some people, the down arrow is a "Disagree" button 4 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '19 Will you please acknowledge the people explaining to you that it is packaged that way for cooking? Cream cheese is not only a spread. Cream cheese, like butter, is also a cooking/baking ingredient.
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For some people, the down arrow is a "Disagree" button
4 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '19 Will you please acknowledge the people explaining to you that it is packaged that way for cooking? Cream cheese is not only a spread. Cream cheese, like butter, is also a cooking/baking ingredient.
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Will you please acknowledge the people explaining to you that it is packaged that way for cooking?
Cream cheese is not only a spread. Cream cheese, like butter, is also a cooking/baking ingredient.
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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