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  • Jill B. 1 year ago
    I like fake cheese and my house has 2KW worth of solar panels on the roof-I live in the middle of nowhere-I usually drive my
    recyclables to the center when I go to town. I compost most of my garbage and
    have 10 acres of trees. I must be crazy and not care about the environment
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  • Priscilla W. 1 year ago
    I buy Kroger brand of sliced cheese that's not individually wrapped and is easy to peel slices off one at a time. It is wrapped in a foil type wrapper I leave the cheese in, then put in a baggie ( I use the baggie over and over) and the cheese keeps real well.
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  • Sue C. 1 year ago
    I didn’t realize that the wrappers on cheese slices was considered a number 4 plastic. Good to know. I wash the residue on them and are keeping them till I find a place for them. However the supermarket I shop at takes no. 4 plastic bags. And I do buy Borden and Kraft individually wrapped cheese slices which some people here in thi forum call fake cheese Unless you purchase cheese from the deli dept most cheese comes wrapped in plastic. They put it on special paper and then give it to you in a plastic bag.
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  • Cheryl H. 1 year ago
    I prefer to buy the unwrapped sliced cheese. I just happen to think it tastes better.
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  • Carol D. 1 year ago
    I do not eat a slice of cheese very often. If I buy cheese by the block, much of it grows hard (over months) and I end up throwing much of the block away. So getting an 8 oz. package of individual wrapped slices is much less wastefull...not to mention less expensive.
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