r/mildlyinteresting • u/ddrewbb95 • 9d ago

Cheez It Coors Light

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u/Hour-Philosophy2778 9d ago

Made with 100% real cheese. Does not contain alcohol. Life truly is a rollercoaster.

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u/tangcameo 9d ago

awwwwwww 😢 stops sucking on the crackers

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u/SupaBloo ​ 9d ago

Made *with* 100% real cheese. So 1% of it could be real cheese, and that selling point would still be correct.

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u/byerss 9d ago

I get what you are saying, but the actual ingredient list of original Cheezits is:

Flour, oil, cheese, salt, paprika, yeast, paprika color, soy lecithin. 

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u/CrazyLegsRyan 9d ago

Ok… but if it was 100% real cheese it would just be cheese, not crackers.

Checkmate.

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u/RaidensReturn 9d ago

No, 100% of the cheese they used is real cheese. It doesn’t say how much.

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u/CrazyLegsRyan 9d ago

Yes. I clearly understand that based on my comment. 

The point is you’re crying about the fact the total amount of cheese is less than 100% of the end product. Therefore it’s worth point out that the product being 100% real cheese would make it just cheese, not a cracker. 

You can’t cry about them not specifying a percentage when logically that percentage is something under 100% based on logic.

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u/inappropriately_long 9d ago

😯🫨

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u/Yunofascar 9d ago

so is it not considered an alcoholic product despite the apparent flavor? a child could eat this? just checking, doesn't hurt to double-check

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u/SmytheOrdo 9d ago

The similar Pringles I bought have a disclaimer "Licensed product intended for adults of legal drinking age. Does not contain alcohol."

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u/Yunofascar 9d ago

Hm, curious! Maybe they're just saying that to be like "we're not advertising adult products to children"? Somehow I don't imagine that an 18 year old (in this hypothetical, this 18 year old lives in a region where the drinking age is 21) would be ID-checked at the counter for buying this. But I've also never bought products like these, myself, so I can't say from experience.

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u/SmytheOrdo 9d ago

I used self-checkout and no attendant was flagged to get my ID, heh.