I’ve been thinking about this recently since I’ve been making a lot of pasta and I actually prefer the taste of Kraft parmesan cheese on a lot of things over the “real” parmigiano reggiano especially when it’s used as a topping eg. ceasar salad and pasta. I find that parmigiano reggiano has way too strong of a flavor and it clashes too much when eaten with other things.

  • Skua@kbin.social
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    8 months ago

    Obviously you can do whatever you want with your own food, but surely if you’re finding parmesan too strong then the solution is to just use a bit less parmesan?

    • idunnololz@lemmy.worldOP
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      8 months ago

      No because then I won’t have enough Parm to spread it out. Using kraft Parmesan allows me to spread the Parm evenly so every bit has a good amount of Parm in it. If I only add a tiny amount of Parm then it’s very likely I won’t taste it much at all.