Blue cheese, a particular favorite in Europe, might see a change in its popularity after this revelation.
A short clip has been making rounds on social media, showcasing how blue cheese is made. Penicillium Roqueforti, a type of mold, is incorporated into the mix until the cheese is ready to go. This has left viewers stunned.
This revelation has left many social media users disgusted. After the video viral, many swore they never wanted to eat it again.
Cheese lovers know there are many different types of dairy products available on the market.
Blue cheese refers to any cheese made with the addition of cultures of edible molds, creating blue-green spots or veins throughout its structure.
These variations of the dairy product can differ in taste, color, and form.
Blue cheese is notoriously stinky, which can be caused by either the mold or the various specially cultivated bacteria present.
The cheese is most commonly made using a type of mold called Penicillium Roqueforti. This mold is responsible for its distinct taste, smell, and appearance.
Unlike many other types of mold, the Penicillium Roqueforti used to make blue cheese does not produce mycotoxins, making it safe to consume for cheese lovers across the globe.
In the comment section, many users vowed never to eat blue cheese again after watching a video posted by 'non aesthetic things,' which has put a lot of folks off.
One person said: I love blue cheese. It tastes great. One of the best wing dips. Blue cheese crumbles on a burger are great.
A second wrote: blue cheese taste like they left ranch out in the sun for 48 hours...
While a third commented: Absolutely, can't let a little mold stop me from enjoying that delicious blue cheese!
Someone else said: I mean most cheese tastes better than it smells.
Another added: I knew a long time ago it was moldy cheese so I've never eaten any... the smell alone keeps me away from it. And I'm allergic to penicillin so it's a good thing I never ate any.
On social media, TikToker Yaniii, known as @kallme.yaniii, shared a video in September 2022 demonstrating the scrambled egg-making process at her workplace.
In the footage, she showed the addition of butter onto the grill followed by the pouring of a 'liquid egg' from a McDonald's-branded carton.
The footage showed Yaniii using a utensil resembling a thick fork, shaping the eggs into clumps before dividing them into portions and transferring them onto a tray.
The video showed not only that scrambled eggs may not be visually appealing but also raised concerns about food safety in egg preparation.
How do you feel about scrambled eggs knowing how they are made?
