Tuesday, September 06, 2005

Deep Thoughts

Why is Cheez Whiz™ found in the refrigerated section of the grocery store in Canada, but in the non-refrigerated area in the United States?

Update:
In light of learning that Cheez Whiz™ is sometimes found in the non-refrigerated areas in Canadian grocery stores, I have added a short poll and bumped this post up to the top of the page.

Please cast your votes in The Great Cheez Whiz™ Quiz!


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6 comments:

  1. Jim (Progressive Right)9:17 AM, September 06, 2005

    Then, the cockroaches will eat the Cheez Whiz, and then the only thing left around will be the Cheez Whiz.

    LOL

    I don't know why I think that's so funny.

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  2. Anonymous10:43 AM, September 06, 2005

    In Saskatchewan and Manitoba, you will frequently see Cheez Whiz as door crashers sitting unrefrigerated at any Wal-Mart.

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  3. Expat12:07 PM, September 06, 2005

    Jim,
    It is funny because it is true! I can not help but think that Cheez Whiz is a by-product of plastic. :p LOL

    Anony,
    Interesting about Cheez Whiz being door crashers in Saskatchewan. I remember it being in the refrigerated area when I was last there. I wonder if they changed the formula and now it can survive indefinitely?

    Anybody want to do a little homework and see where the Cheez Whiz is kept at their local grocery store?

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  4. Anonymous9:34 PM, September 06, 2005

    Cheez Whiz is unrefrigerated in Las Vegas. It's in the cracker/chip aisle here.

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  5. Anonymous8:19 AM, September 07, 2005

    I can't get Cheeze Whiz in Sweden ... now after reading this I have a craving!

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  6. Expat8:53 AM, September 07, 2005

    Oops! Sorry Natooke! I wonder if it is possible to ship Cheez Whiz overseas? LOL

    At one grocery store here, the Cheez Whiz is kept on a shelf across from the dairy department. The spray cheese is located next to it. The chip aisle would make sense though.

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