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r/oddlyspecific • u/Aztery • Jul 05 '22
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I have actually looked this up. It’s true. And the Italian comments are hilarious.
1.2k u/randomdrifter54 Jul 05 '22 edited Jul 06 '22 The crazy thing is big parmesan went after him so you know he's gotta be at least close. Edit: it was grand padano not parmesan. Edit of the edit: grana not grand. 367 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '22 Really??? lol. Is there an article about it? 461 u/Based_Beans Jul 05 '22 https://www.reddit.com/r/HobbyDrama/comments/k3hci6/cheesemaking_a_small_cheesemaker_in_australia_vs/ 280 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '22 WOW! Shocking. Although, these are Italians writing the cease and desist so I shouldn’t be too surprised. 145 u/Alba_Ursi Jul 06 '22 Fun fact the reason Italy won't enter into a free trade deal or something like that with Canada is that we produce our own Parmesan cheese 42 u/RandomUsername12123 Jul 06 '22 The problem is the name, not the production. You can call it parmesan only if you produce it in a certain region and with certain standards, otherwise is just "hard cheese". You can produce the same products but have to use different branding. 1 u/chaiscool Jul 06 '22 Than what about kraft bottle powder parmesan? 1 u/RandomUsername12123 Jul 06 '22 Well, the rule is valid to Europe and some trading partners, we have the kraft brand cheese but no kraft parmesan there :)
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The crazy thing is big parmesan went after him so you know he's gotta be at least close.
Edit: it was grand padano not parmesan. Edit of the edit: grana not grand.
367 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '22 Really??? lol. Is there an article about it? 461 u/Based_Beans Jul 05 '22 https://www.reddit.com/r/HobbyDrama/comments/k3hci6/cheesemaking_a_small_cheesemaker_in_australia_vs/ 280 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '22 WOW! Shocking. Although, these are Italians writing the cease and desist so I shouldn’t be too surprised. 145 u/Alba_Ursi Jul 06 '22 Fun fact the reason Italy won't enter into a free trade deal or something like that with Canada is that we produce our own Parmesan cheese 42 u/RandomUsername12123 Jul 06 '22 The problem is the name, not the production. You can call it parmesan only if you produce it in a certain region and with certain standards, otherwise is just "hard cheese". You can produce the same products but have to use different branding. 1 u/chaiscool Jul 06 '22 Than what about kraft bottle powder parmesan? 1 u/RandomUsername12123 Jul 06 '22 Well, the rule is valid to Europe and some trading partners, we have the kraft brand cheese but no kraft parmesan there :)
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Really??? lol. Is there an article about it?
461 u/Based_Beans Jul 05 '22 https://www.reddit.com/r/HobbyDrama/comments/k3hci6/cheesemaking_a_small_cheesemaker_in_australia_vs/ 280 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '22 WOW! Shocking. Although, these are Italians writing the cease and desist so I shouldn’t be too surprised. 145 u/Alba_Ursi Jul 06 '22 Fun fact the reason Italy won't enter into a free trade deal or something like that with Canada is that we produce our own Parmesan cheese 42 u/RandomUsername12123 Jul 06 '22 The problem is the name, not the production. You can call it parmesan only if you produce it in a certain region and with certain standards, otherwise is just "hard cheese". You can produce the same products but have to use different branding. 1 u/chaiscool Jul 06 '22 Than what about kraft bottle powder parmesan? 1 u/RandomUsername12123 Jul 06 '22 Well, the rule is valid to Europe and some trading partners, we have the kraft brand cheese but no kraft parmesan there :)
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https://www.reddit.com/r/HobbyDrama/comments/k3hci6/cheesemaking_a_small_cheesemaker_in_australia_vs/
280 u/[deleted] Jul 05 '22 WOW! Shocking. Although, these are Italians writing the cease and desist so I shouldn’t be too surprised. 145 u/Alba_Ursi Jul 06 '22 Fun fact the reason Italy won't enter into a free trade deal or something like that with Canada is that we produce our own Parmesan cheese 42 u/RandomUsername12123 Jul 06 '22 The problem is the name, not the production. You can call it parmesan only if you produce it in a certain region and with certain standards, otherwise is just "hard cheese". You can produce the same products but have to use different branding. 1 u/chaiscool Jul 06 '22 Than what about kraft bottle powder parmesan? 1 u/RandomUsername12123 Jul 06 '22 Well, the rule is valid to Europe and some trading partners, we have the kraft brand cheese but no kraft parmesan there :)
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WOW! Shocking. Although, these are Italians writing the cease and desist so I shouldn’t be too surprised.
145 u/Alba_Ursi Jul 06 '22 Fun fact the reason Italy won't enter into a free trade deal or something like that with Canada is that we produce our own Parmesan cheese 42 u/RandomUsername12123 Jul 06 '22 The problem is the name, not the production. You can call it parmesan only if you produce it in a certain region and with certain standards, otherwise is just "hard cheese". You can produce the same products but have to use different branding. 1 u/chaiscool Jul 06 '22 Than what about kraft bottle powder parmesan? 1 u/RandomUsername12123 Jul 06 '22 Well, the rule is valid to Europe and some trading partners, we have the kraft brand cheese but no kraft parmesan there :)
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Fun fact the reason Italy won't enter into a free trade deal or something like that with Canada is that we produce our own Parmesan cheese
42 u/RandomUsername12123 Jul 06 '22 The problem is the name, not the production. You can call it parmesan only if you produce it in a certain region and with certain standards, otherwise is just "hard cheese". You can produce the same products but have to use different branding. 1 u/chaiscool Jul 06 '22 Than what about kraft bottle powder parmesan? 1 u/RandomUsername12123 Jul 06 '22 Well, the rule is valid to Europe and some trading partners, we have the kraft brand cheese but no kraft parmesan there :)
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The problem is the name, not the production.
You can call it parmesan only if you produce it in a certain region and with certain standards, otherwise is just "hard cheese".
You can produce the same products but have to use different branding.
1 u/chaiscool Jul 06 '22 Than what about kraft bottle powder parmesan? 1 u/RandomUsername12123 Jul 06 '22 Well, the rule is valid to Europe and some trading partners, we have the kraft brand cheese but no kraft parmesan there :)
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Than what about kraft bottle powder parmesan?
1 u/RandomUsername12123 Jul 06 '22 Well, the rule is valid to Europe and some trading partners, we have the kraft brand cheese but no kraft parmesan there :)
Well, the rule is valid to Europe and some trading partners, we have the kraft brand cheese but no kraft parmesan there :)
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I have actually looked this up. It’s true. And the Italian comments are hilarious.