In Chile-Heads' Digest, v.4 #419, J. B. Cattley wrote: >Date: Fri, 15 May 1998 22:30:16 +1000 >From: "J. B. Cattley" <jbc@mpx.com.au> >Subject: [CH] the worst... > >If you really want a depressing experience, try mexican food in >.au. They just don't DO hot. You have nachos with a mild cheese >glop, tacos with really evil-smelling I-don't-know-what (mild), >and burritos from... limbo. Process cheese spread, melted and dispensed through a push pump may be the greatest crime perpetrated against Mexican cuisine (like nachos) in the United States. This stuff is not only bland and oily in flavor and texture, but has a propensity for clogging the arteries like plaster-of-paris poured down a drain. What is shocking is that I have been in places where the menu description reads "topped with grated cheddar cheese" and the actual food appears with a couple of glops of this repugnant yellowish emulsified fat. Cheers, The Old Bear