are you missing Velveeta?

My friend took a picture of that stuff at Sainsbury's because the picture on the tube was a mouse fishing for a huge prawn. It was pretty hilarious!

LOL!! I've never looked close enough to see that, but I will now!

I'm from Texas, but my parents are from Indiana and we frequently had Rotel AND Velveeta.  Tostitos were the most important ingredient to making queso and I miss them hard-core.  Tesco Value Tortilla Chips are actually the closest thing I've found to Tostitos so far (and at 18p a bag, not bad at all!!), but they're not exactly...still a bit 'corny' to me.

I used to love that spray cheez crap when I went to camp.  We all begged for it on visiting day.  Funny thing is I never wanted it any other time, just in the summers I was at camp.  Shockingly, my mom would actually buy it for me!

I could of written this! I remember being introduced to Easy Cheez with triscuits at camp. But it was definitely a camp-only food!

I'm from Texas, but my parents are from Indiana and we frequently had Rotel AND Velveeta.  Tostitos were the most important ingredient to making queso and I miss them hard-core.  Tesco Value Tortilla Chips are actually the closest thing I've found to Tostitos so far (and at 18p a bag, not bad at all!!), but they're not exactly...still a bit 'corny' to me.

I'm from Indiana an I hadn't ever heard of Rotel so did a search for Rotel on Kroger's & Marsh grocery stores website neither of them don't carry it. those are the only 2 grocery store we have in my hometown in Indiana maybe some of the bigger city grocery stores carried it.

It seems I have started a Rotel Revolution!

Viva la Rotel!

I could of written this! I remember being introduced to Easy Cheez with triscuits at camp. But it was definitely a camp-only food!

Too right! And my mother would refuse to send me any.
When I got older, and I saw Easy Cheez in the grocery store, I would contemplate buying it, to make up for all those years of deprivation but it never seemed right.

I had honestly never heard of Velveeta Queso dip until I was 17 and working in Waldbaum's supermarket and one of my colleagues bought the cheese, the salsa and chips to make her ''salsa dip''

I could of written this! I remember being introduced to Easy Cheez with triscuits at camp. But it was definitely a camp-only food!

   It was Ritz Crackers for us.  If it was anything else, you lost cool points   (I needed all the cool points I could get!!!)