American Cheese on Pizza?

American Cheese on Pizza?


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During my cross-country road trip that I just returned from, I stopped at a pizza place in PA where they used American cheese - slices - on all their pizza. I had a few pieces of buffalo chicken pizza, with blue cheese on top, and then they put american cheese on top of it. I was appalled. It just didn't work. At all. They used other cheeses too on their pizzas, and then plopped slices on top.

Is this something you have heard of before? Do you like that kind of cheese on pizza?

It looked a lot like this:

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Edit: For those unfamiliar with American Cheese, this is what I'm talking about. The single slices of subpar processed bland nonsense.

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Looks gross. Kraft singles tastes too sweet for a cheese. sandwich creation is the only reason to use American Cheese.
 
What the fuck is 'American Cheese'? Is that like the Kraft processed cheese slices?
 
That's gross.
 
Cheeseburger Pizza with American cheese is pretty good. I've had cheesesteak Pizza with American cheese on top. Not as good as mozzarella but it's good.

I like all food so I voted yum.
 
american cheese is the shittiest cheese ever


fuck it and whoever created it
 
It's not that bad if you drizzle ketchup on top
 
Is American cheese synonymous with Kraft singles?
I always thought they were different.
 
The only time I ever eat American cheese is in a grilled cheese. And even then, it's not a good grilled cheese.
 
No.

Just no.


And chicken on pizza? Shit's too dry already.
 
I like it sometimes on a cheeseburger but I don't think I'd ever like it on a pizza.
 
American cheese isn't so bad if you get it freshly sliced, like a boar's head or something like that. Boar's head isn't really that good either, just saying there is some american cheese that isn't fake processed cheese product.

Edit; I was wrong. All American cheese must be made out of two or more types of cheese, and always labeled as such. So, "processed cheese product" is exactly what it is.
 
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