Sweet Cheesus that’s a lotta chedda

Now I have to eat one.

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They look delicious!

May I please have a cheese pizza? Here is our selection. What are those in the jars? Homemade Persian and Iranian feta comes to mind. So does mozzarella and buffalo mozzarella. God I could get lost in that cheese cave.

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Minister: I now pronounce you Man N' Cheese. You may kiss the Brie.

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Lord Sheogorath is mightily chuffed.

Best use for those little, yellow, dungareed fuckers.

WALLACE WOULD LIKE TO RAID YOUR LOCATION

Is this what heaven looks like?? 🧀

Fries look perfect to me. Honestly I think my biggest complaint here is the roll looks too soft.

Cheesus Christ man, that's a lot of cheese. Good job!

Yum! Did you eat it with rice or make a sandwich?

How does onenhave left over steak

Lingonberry is indeed Swedish. And Finnish and Norwegian. They don’t typically top hotdogs with it though. The Swedish signature toppings are mashed potatoes and shrimp mayonnaise salad.

“Introducing new homemade Man n’ Cheese! Made with real bits of man!”

I added the name because I didn’t make it and wanted to express the vague theme of the food/establishment. They didn’t call it that.

“Scandi style” = add a few Scandinavian ingredients in a combination that has never been seen in Scandinavia.

In this case take a German sausage, add Swedish lingonberry, then sour cream because why not, Danish crispy fried onions. Finally some dill because typically Scandinavian (for seafood, but whatever).

And viola - an almost authentic Scandiwanian style hotdog.

In reality though, Danish style hotdog toppings are ketchup, mustard, “remoulade”, raw and crispy fried onions and pickled sliced cucumber.

Swedish style hotdog toppings are ketchup, mustard, “Boston cucumber” and, I kid you not, mashed potatoes and shrimp mayonnaise sallad.

That’s just what I’m calling it because it’s not made in Scandinavia at all but the UK and the place that makes it has Scandi in the name. Sausage may well be German.

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That's country specific, not scandi style... I'm guessing Swedish because of the lingonberry and because hotdogs are different in both Norway and Denmark. Looks super delicious though :)

That would be Snow Crab.