Sentence examples for plastic cheese from inspiring English sources

We gnawed bread like bleached plastic, cheese like soap.

That square of plastic cheese is never fully melted and I'm certainly not loving it.

And, amazingly for a town where the plastic cheese toastie was once a restaurant staple, there's even Balinese cheese on the menu, matured using ingredients ranging from fermented durian and Indonesian long pepper to tamarind and burnt cinnamon.

While the Cadbury family are no longer major shareholders, Felicity Loudon, whose grandfather, Egbert Cadbury, was managing director of Cadbury Brothers, has expressed her dismay at the business – which dates back to 1824 – disappearing into a "plastic cheese company".

Felicity Loudon, the granddaughter of the former Cadbury Brothers managing director Egbert Cadbury, was quoted in The Sunday Telegraph saying that she was "particularly saddened by the possibility of one of the last remaining British icons disappearing into an American plastic cheese company".

Supper Although I complied with children's wishes, making them burgers (not homemade, I must own up, but Heston's from Waitrose) with plastic cheese, potatoes cut somewhere between wedges and chips, roasted with garlic cloves and pancetta cubes, and a rather 1970s-looking salad, I needed the simple salve of an avocado, eaten with nothing more than a spritz of lemon and a snowy throw of salt.

When Kraft announced it wanted to buy Cadbury, the great-granddaughter of the confectioner's founder said the idea of selling off one of Britain's oldest and most cherished companies to an "American plastic-cheese company" was a "horror story".

Pretty Swedish girls singing an a capella pop song while rhythmically banging empty plastic cottage cheese containers against a kitchen table?

We spent our two hours of pregame at the bar, making friends with Giants and Packers fans alike, including a Packers fan wearing a Greg Jennings jersey who rode the bull while wearing a crown made of plastic foam cheese.

Provolone, like mozzarella, is a plastic curd cheese; the curd is mixed with heated whey and kneaded to a smooth, semisoft consistency, often molded into fanciful shapes such as pigs, fruits, or sausages.

The design of the long, high space shows equally little restraint: paper ceiling fixtures, chairs that appear to be made of plastic Swiss cheese, funky lamps, a strange white hung ceiling made up of bizarre angles, white vinyl couches, and black-and-white movies playing on three vertically mounted screens over the bar.