A jocular description of American cheese was posted on Twitter by Jamie Woodham on November 14, 2013:
“American cheese is just regular cheese that’s not afraid to fight for freedom! Also, it’s fatter than the other cheeses. And more racist.”
Wikipedia: American cheese
American cheese product is a type of processed cheese. It can be orange, yellow, or white in color, is mild, salty, and faintly sweet in flavor, has a medium-firm consistency, and has a very low melting point.
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Jamie Woodham
@jwoodham
American cheese is just regular cheese that’s not afraid to fight for freedom! Also, it’s fatter than the other cheeses. And more racist.
11:02 PM - 14 Nov 2013
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Rizzo
@WumboChege
American cheese is just regular cheese that’s not afraid to fight for freedom! Also, it’s fatter than the other cheeses.
10:46 AM - 16 Nov 2013
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@JessesObvious
American cheese is just regular cheese that’s not afraid to fight for freedom! Also, it’s fatter than the other cheeses. And more racist.
12:05 PM - 16 Nov 2013
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Damn Those Tweets
@damnthosetweets
American cheese is just regular cheese that’s not afraid to fight for freedom! Also. it’s fatter than the other cheeses. And more racist.
5:41 PM - 8 Aug 2016
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Funny Tweets
@wackytweeps
American cheese is just regular cheese that’s not afraid to fight for freedom! Also. it’s fatter than the other cheeses. And more racist.
3:35 PM - 29 Oct 2017
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