1921 - demand was so high that they made 15,000 boxes per day
Yes, Kraft cheese is one of the best processed cheese.
Your Answer: James Lewis Kraft
I don't think so but, Kraft Mac and Cheese has different size boxes.
It's processed cheese, not real cheese in my opinion, but it's pretty much the same as those cheese slices from Kraft.
Kraft discontinued the use of wood boxes for cheese in the early 1950s. This decision was made due to advancements in packaging technology and the need for more efficient and cost-effective methods of packaging cheese. The transition to more modern packaging materials allowed Kraft to streamline their production processes and improve the shelf life of their products.
I do believe the company is called "Kraft"
Cheddar, mozzarella, asiago, monterey jack, provalone and many other cheeses natural unprocessed cheeses. The cheese that comes in a can that you would squirt on crackers is processed. Velveeda cheese is another processed cheese!
Yes - theyre both cheddar cheese
Sindee Hasam
All cheeses have been processed to some extent (otherwise they would still be milk). However "processed cheese" usually refers to the orange squares of cheese that appear in burgers from fast-food chains. i.e Kraft Squares are what is usually meant by "processed cheese". By those standards, all other cheeses appear relatively unprocessed (with the exception of Cheestrings and Dairylea).
Kraft Mac and Cheese does not actually contain cheese. It contains cheese culture, but not finished cheese. It is mostly wheat flour.
Pepper Jack, 2nd fastest is cottage, than Kraft.