This is disgusting. I was filming a video comparing Lunchables to Lunchly and was shocked when I opened ‘The Pizza’ Lunchly. The cheese had MOLD! The expiration date was still 2 months away!

This doesn’t just apply to the obvious options, like blue cheese. For example, the signature bloomy rind of Brie or Camembert ...

In a video comparing Lunchables to Lunchly uploaded by Rosanna Pansino over the weekend, the cheese in the Lunchly pizza meal box turned blue with mold. According to Pansino, she filmed the video ...

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The post claimed that touching your cheese—especially shredded cheese—can cause it to mold before its expiration date. “For science, I stopped touching my cheese,” she continues.

While cheese is known for its long shelf life, improper storage can lead to rapid mould formation. Proper cheese storage not only extends its freshness but also prevents the appearance of green mould.

Whilst cheese tends to have a long shelf life, storing it incorrectly can result in mould forming pretty quickly. Storing cheese properly can keep it fresher for longer, as well as prevent green ...

"We deliberately put blue moulds into cheese, and we love it because it tastes better." It's things like tomato paste that Dr Ross commonly finds mouldy in his fridge. "That goes for me," he says.

If you're noticing signs of mould in your important to not ignore it and act quickly. Mould can lead to serious health issues, especially for those with respiratory problems or weakened immune ...

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You know what will stop you in your tracks when scrolling through Instagram? A block of moldy cheese. It’s a tragedy to behold — one I’ve witnessed in my own fridge quite a few times after ...

But Brems’ audience had a wide range of responses, with some vehemently agreeing that you can’t eat cheese after removing mold from it, and others wondering why they should listen to a ...