Steve Wertz wrote:
> A 14oz can of Rico's Concentrated Cheddar Cheese Sauce is $2.69 at
> the grocery store.
>
> A 7lb can of Rico's Concentrated Cheddar Cheese Sauce is $5.20 at
> CostCo.
>
> Guess which one I bought? The can's been open for a week and is
> only a 1/4 of the way empty (or "3/4ths full" for those optimists
> who haven't already eaten almost 2lbs of the stuff).
>
> Can it be frozen? Any unique ideas for it other than the obvious
> (chip dips, mac and cheese, broccoli/Brussels sprouts). Any idea
> how long it'll last in the fridge?
>
> Note that this is the same stuff they use at most places that
> serve American-style nachos. This stuff costs $.05/oz, but they
> charge $.75-$1 for a serving of it at retail. Note that the label
> says "The Profit Maker".
> <http://ricos.com/products/RIC76000.pdf>
>
> -sw

Have a horse or access to one? ever see the Seinfeld episode where
Cramer stocks up on industrial size cans of "beefarino"?

George wrote:
> Steve Wertz wrote:
> > A 14oz can of Rico's Concentrated Cheddar Cheese Sauce is $2.69 at
> > the grocery store.
> >
> > A 7lb can of Rico's Concentrated Cheddar Cheese Sauce is $5.20 at
> > CostCo.
> >
> > Guess which one I bought? The can's been open for a week and is
> > only a 1/4 of the way empty (or "3/4ths full" for those optimists
> > who haven't already eaten almost 2lbs of the stuff).
> >
> > Can it be frozen?

> > Note that this is the same stuff they use at most places that
> > serve American-style nachos. This stuff costs $.05/oz, but they
> > charge $.75-$1 for a serving of it at retail. Note that the label
> > says "The Profit Maker".
> > <http://ricos.com/products/RIC76000.pdf>
> >
> > -sw
>
> Have a horse or access to one? ever see the Seinfeld episode where
> Cramer stocks up on industrial size cans of "beefarino"?

I'm going to report you to Homeland Security. It should be a crime to
manufacture such gut bombs. Canned Cheese. AAH AAH AAH.

George wrote:
> Have a horse or access to one? ever see the Seinfeld episode where
> Cramer stocks up on industrial size cans of "beefarino"?

Yes. I thought of that immediately when I read the reference to "A 7lb
can of Rico's Concentrated Cheddar Cheese Sauce". Hey, that cheese
sauce might be good on top of the beefarino!

Leo

George wrote:
> Have a horse or access to one? ever see the Seinfeld episode where
> Cramer stocks up on industrial size cans of "beefarino"?

Yes. I thought of that immediately when I read the reference to "A 7lb
can of Rico's Concentrated Cheddar Cheese Sauce". Hey, that cheese
sauce might be good on top of the beefarino!

Leo

On Thu, 21 Sep 2006 05:45:43 GMT, Steve Wertz
> wrote:

>I would eat Beef-A-Rino right out of the #10 can. Just like I do
>the 15oz cans.

LOLOLOL! I can picture it now.... a napkin is tied around your neck
and your pinky is in the air.

On 21 Sep 2006 06:17:45 -0700, "Leo Scanlon" >
wrote:

>George wrote:
>> Have a horse or access to one? ever see the Seinfeld episode where
>> Cramer stocks up on industrial size cans of "beefarino"?
>
>Yes. I thought of that immediately when I read the reference to "A 7lb
>can of Rico's Concentrated Cheddar Cheese Sauce". Hey, that cheese
>sauce might be good on top of the beefarino!
>
Hmmmm. You might be right! OK, who's going to be the taste tester?