QUESO or cheese dip?
1PatientBear
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What do you call it?
<here is where I would normally post a delectable image of a tortilla chip with queso dripping off of it, but I'm at work, so use your imagination>
*hint: if your answer is cheese dip, you're wrong*
<here is where I would normally post a delectable image of a tortilla chip with queso dripping off of it, but I'm at work, so use your imagination>
*hint: if your answer is cheese dip, you're wrong*
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Cheese dip.0
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Cheese dip.
Wrong0 -
It depends. Queso has some sort of chili or spice in it. Cheese dip is what they put on nachos at the ballgame.
I'm a fan of queso myself. Mmmmmm.... Velveta and Rotel!0 -
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMmmm, QUESO......me want NOW!0
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I use them interchangeably like a normal person.0
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I use them interchangeably like a normal person.
They are not interchangeable. Only one answer is correct. It's not cheese dip.0 -
I use them interchangeably like a normal person.
More brains than a bear
Oh, and CHEESE DIP.0 -
I live in New Mexico...it's queso.It depends. Queso has some sort of chili or spice in it.
Queso is just spanish for cheese...no chiles required. I get all kinds of stuff con queso...sometimes with chiles, sometimes no.I'm a fan of queso myself. Mmmmmm.... Velveta and Rotel!
You're killing me here...srsly...a little part of me is dieing right now...0 -
You will never catch me making "cheese dip". :glasses:0
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I use them interchangeably like a normal person.
More brains than a bear
Oh, and CHEESE DIP.
Still wrong.0 -
What is queso dip?0
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QUESO!0
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As a native Texan....it's QUESO!!! I am not sure what cheese dip is....maybe that stuff that comes in those dipper packs I got as a kid.0
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It depends. Queso has some sort of chili or spice in it. Cheese dip is what they put on nachos at the ballgame.
I'm a fan of queso myself. Mmmmmm.... Velveta and Rotel!
This and this!0 -
I live in New Mexico...it's queso.
[quoteIt depends. Queso has some sort of chili or spice in it.
Queso is just spanish for cheese...no chiles required. I get all kinds of stuff con queso...sometimes with chiles, sometimes no.
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^ That should be in quotes.
Yes... I know the translation... I'm talking about food wise what I consider to be queso.0 -
Queso! Which you can't seem to find where I'm currently living - near Seattle. Use to eat this at every Mexican restaurant I ever went to in Texas!0
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I've never had cheese dip... or queso... and I'm totally going to book a flight to the states just to try out the awesome food everyone here keeps talking about0
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I don't call it anything, because I haven't ever eaten it.0
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Queso. Always.0
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Yes... I know the translation... I'm talking about food wise what I consider to be queso.
And I'm being sarcastic and snarky...and making fun of you...because this isn't like a serious thread or anything....:drinker:
Also...chile...not chili...LOL:smokin:0 -
http://www.texasmonthly.com/story/authentic-chile-con-queso-recipe
"If you’re like most Texans, you were probably weaned on the stuff, no doubt ladled from a crockpot abubble with Ro-Tel and Velveeta, that addictive yellow loaf of pasteurized cheese product."0 -
Yes... I know the translation... I'm talking about food wise what I consider to be queso.
And I'm being sarcastic and snarky...and making fun of you...because this isn't like a serious thread or anything....:drinker:
Also...chile...not chili...LOL:smokin:
Ok... I'll give you the chile not chili.0 -
I don't call it anything, because I haven't ever eaten it.
Now THAT is a shame.
It's queso here.0 -
I make the absolute best cheese dip in the whole world. But I love queso when I'm out at a restaurant.0
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I laugh when I hear people order queso cheese dip. Redundant!!!0
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Yes... I know the translation... I'm talking about food wise what I consider to be queso.
And I'm being sarcastic and snarky...and making fun of you...because this isn't like a serious thread or anything....:drinker:
Also...chile...not chili...LOL:smokin:
Ok... I'll give you the chile not chili.
K....that's what friends are for...0 -
I usually call it "nacho cheese" as "queso" is an actual type of cheese that is NOT the typical "nacho cheese" and "cheese dip" just implies gooey cheese with no spicy goodness.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queso_blanco
But now that I've read wikipedia, I have remembered that "queso" actually translates to "cheese" so I am lost.0 -
I laugh when I hear people order queso cheese dip. Redundant!!!
Good grief. That's even worse than just "cheese dip." WTF is wrong with people???0 -
So you do know that Queso just means "cheese" in spanish? It doesn't actually refer to "cheese dip with peppers" like most americans believe.
Just like Salsa just means "sauce" in spanish. You can have all kinds of salsa that isn't pace picante.
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I guess what it should be called is "queso con rotel".0
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