@@harrismarcellin5410 First of all, will you just assume for him to call it "a chemical product, that tastes like cheese"? Second of all, who cares? Cheese is cheese.
melting cheese: Shred the Cheese. ... Place in a Non-Stick Pot or Skillet. ... Melt the Cheese on LOW HEAT. ... Watch Closely & Stir Often. ... Remove from Heat. instant melted cheese: • Buy the thing in the video • pour in glass • Add hot water • Stir idk man
@@mahmudahgazali4669 Stir??? What the hell kind of cheese are you stirring while it melts? Melted cheese for burger: 1. Place cheese on patty 2. Put it in a non-stick skillet on low heat with a little water sprinkled in 3. Cover and set a timer This thing: 1. Boil water 2. Put the packet into a glass with the water 3. Stir 4. Pour it onto your burger All in all it’s about the same, but your instructions concern me
Wdym. This is a great cheese replacement, cuz it's packed and dry. A regular cheese slices are spoiling faster even tho they re artificial + more expensive
No, this "hamburger" isnt the actual hamburgers like in the USA or other countries. It's actually Japan Snack (idk i forgot), but still, It's not like hamburger. It's just a thick meat. Ppl said It's reccomended to eat it with cheese or Eggs. At first, i was also confused why the heck they call this a hamburger, but i read someone's comment about it and now i know. (credits to a random person i found on the comment section)
*it’s a hassle to melt cheese* puts some powder in a cup you have to wash put WATER and mix for a couple of minutes then pour the cheese😀 it’s so hard to put cheese in the microwave for a couple of seconds😢
Bro he just translates his mother language into English, he doesn’t know what it really means if he puts it as subtitle, don’t take out other meaning!😢
For the ppl who got confused, the thing that he ate, isn’t the “hamburger” that exists in the US. It’s actually something else, which i would call “hamburg” which in Japanese, it’s pronounced “hamba-gu”. It’s a Japanese food which is basically like a beef patty. I recommend it to you all. It tastes really good with cheese or egg Oh, and also, the “maze-maze cheese sauce” is actually pronounced “mA ze mA ze”, which means “mix mix” in Japanese. So this would make it “mix mix cheese sauce” Edit: guys stop with the complaint replies cuz I’m not the one who made it up. All im saying is facts
