Moments ago I had to sacrifice a Kraft Shells & Cheese to harvest it's cheddar.

Eli

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I was making some chili. Had it in the microwave, had the Black Pepperjack doritos all ready.. It was going well.

The microwave signaled that the timer had run out, so I proceeded to tend to my 68 cent meal sitting steaming and warm in it's pyrex bowl.

I set the bowl on the tray next to my doritos, and went for the fridge. Goal? Cheese.

As I opened the refrigerator door, it struck me. I had forgotten to buy cheese the last time I went shopping, and was out.

Momentary panic. Chili with no cheese? NOES!

In the rear of the fridge, I spied a package of cream cheese. Could it work? Any cheese would be better than no cheese, right?

As I opened the tub of cream cheese, more panic. My cream cheese had grown a thick layer of greyish fuzz. Guess that had been in there longer than I thought.

After throwing that away, I went back to my quest for cheese. I spied some pre-sliced Colby-Jack, but it was my brother's and there were only 2 slices left. What if he planned on having a nice thick grilled cheese sandwitch when he got home? Couldn't do that.

Abandoning the fridge, I moved to the cupboards. That's when I saw it. Kraft Shells & Cheese. It was like bright yellow beacon amongst the dull cans and jars.

I grabbed the box and ripped it open, not even considering the fate of the shells.

They now rest in a ziploc bag in my cupboard, cheeseless. Most likely to never be used, thrown away in a year or two when they're beyond stale.

:(

Having cheese at last, I sat down and enjoyed my meal while listening to the album Character by Dark Tranquillity.

It was good. That is all.

:p
 

Excelsior

Lifer
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Having liquid cheese with chili is not worth sacrificing the Kraft shells and cheese, but to each his own.