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Every time I put cheese on a food, I know a bald eagle crows proudly somewhere.
My country has a lot to be ashamed of, but we damn well will put cheese in a dish in an unexpected/unreasonable/unnecessary way, and it will somehow still taste good.
Can't tell if US, Japan, or Korean.
Or Italy. Though, to be fair, parmigiano dies improve most things.
Bald eagles chirp. (Skip to 40 seconds, it makes no sound until then)
I do this for spicy noodle soups, like ramen, where the oil in the broth often separates. Just a sprinkling of shredded cheddar emulsifies it and makes it extra hearty 🤌
Cheese in ramen?
Dude get help :p
I heard about people doing this and tried it and it just fucked my shit up. I even continued to try it a few more times after that failure, and couldn't get it to make sense to me. I probably need someone to show me I guess.
You put that on top of Korean army stew. That's a dish originated from Western food rations. Terrible and really good at the same time.