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Comment by the__alchemist

16 hours ago

The "Full" in "Full Self Driving" was one of the giveaways. It's like packaged food labeled with "Real" ("Real cheese" etc)

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Neywiny  16 hours ago

Not sure I agree with your second sentence, at least in the US. I may see "cheese product" or "dairy product" or "cheese flavor" but if it says real cheese, it's real cheese. My favorite example was seeing "onion (then in tiny text 'flavored') rings"

  • tzs  13 hours ago

    It may be real cheese, but the cheese may not be where you expected it to be. A friend of mine was served a snack pack on a flight that had some breadsticks and a cheese dip, and the box said it was made with real cheese.

    She read the ingredients list and found that the real cheese was part of the breadsticks. The cheese dip had no cheese.

  • beAbU  9 hours ago

    No, you see, if it says "cheese" then I would assume it's real cheese. If it says "real cheese" I'm immediately suspicious.

  • gregschlom  16 hours ago

    The point is that if you have to say it's made with real cheese, the food is complete junk. Even though the cheese may technically be real.

  • elif  15 hours ago

    They even banned the term "soy milk"

    It's now called "non dairy soy beverage" on every carton.