It separated into some weird rubbery substance and then cheese soup. He drank a little of the “soup” to see what it tasted like and it was a mistake.

by gkpetrescue

17 Comments

  1. sprinklywinks

    Clutching the tissue to capture the tears 😭😂

  2. Adjective_Noun-420

    Did he microwave it? This always happens to me when I try to melt cheese in a microwave

  3. SmegmaCheeseDick

    Try putting butter in a pan med heat, then all your chilis and shit you use+ cook that for a little, then add a bit of cornstarch to thicken it, then your seasonings, then right after slowly start adding your milk stirring until it’s a consistency you want and then turn heat low throw your cheese in mix that and you’re done.

    It prevents getting a hockey puck (I learned the hard way too…😔)

  4. misstiffie

    Geeeezzzz … and he drank the “soup” 🤣

  5. This actually makes me want to vomit, like I feel nauseous now after having seen this

  6. munchy_mcmunchface

    Looks like he was making prank vomit.

  7. exactoctopus

    The deadpan “it was a mistake” made me cry laughing like I was there with y’all. This is amazing, thank you for sharing.

  8. Charles112295

    God no put into the airlock and space it, it’ll be like Romulus all over again 😭

  9. passive57elephant

    Learn to make sodium citrate. All you need is citric acid, baking soda and water. You can make your own American style cheese and get creative – though you need to include a good amount of cheese with some moisture. I like adding in aged cheddar and it is totally awesome. You can also make smooth cheese sauce with different combos of cheese – though again, need some moisture.

    Here is a recipe courtesy Rainy Day Cheesemaking:

    For the Sodium Citrate:

    1/4 cup filtered water

    25g citric acid

    33g baking soda

    you just mix the 2 ingredients, add the water, wait until it stops reacting and then dry it out in a pan or by baking it slowly. I do it in a pan because it is faster but you have to take it out when it becomes like a paste, or it will just deposit on the sides of the pan and be really hard to remove. Dry that blob out and then buzz it in a coffee grinder or blender. Use a couple teaspoons, maybe 3 if it is a larger batch of cheese sauce (tons of recipes online) along w some whole milk and you will have perfect nacho cheese consistency.

    Alternatively there are recipes that start with a roux and milk but they don’t have the same ultra smooth consistency as this one. I have also heard you can use evaporated milk as a base but I have not tried that one.

  10. GuitarGeezer

    Looks like the food version of the Chernobyl Elephant Foot radioactive glob.

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