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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Corn sauteed with diced bell peppers, zucchini, and red onion. Sprinkle in a little Mexican cheese and lime juice. [/quote]

I'm not aware of a cheese called "Mexican cheese"[/quote]

Guessing PP was referring to the prepackaged shredded cheese labeled “Mexican” and is a combo of a few different cheeses. I don’t think PP was implying there was a specific cheese called Mexican.

People are so pedantic on this site. [/quote]

Really?  I was imagining cotija or queso fresco, depending on the preference of the family.  [/quote]

I wasn’t sure whether they meant one of those or the shredded stuff but I definitely didn’t read it as they were saying there was a specific cheese called Mexican. [/quote]

Obviously not. I was being a little facetious. There's no such thing as Mexican cheese. It would be nice if they specified the actual cheese. [/quote]

No, but there are several types of cheese that are from Mexico.  Not a stretch to think that "Mexican cheese" means some type of cheese from Mexico.  Maybe it was left a little vague on purpose so that the reader can choose their favorite from that category? Like saying "add a cup of dry white wine" rather than specifying a particular varietal.

Sorry, OP, that your thread got detailed on this tangent. Back to vegetables....[/quote]

The bags are literally called "Mexican Cheese" blend.

They are at every grocery store.

Ya'll are being difficult on purpose.[/quote]

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