First, thank you to Cheez-It Corp for inviting us to play in their bowl game. It's a honor to be included...and a relief to not have to play in a game sponsored by a lawn mower, logistics company or quick oil lube company. Cheez-Its are a fine product and we're fortunate to be associated with them.
The good folks at Cheez-It HQ probably are armed with reams of data showing that Cheez-It consumption per capita in Ft Worth is probably 8-10x what it is in Berkeley. But don't let that fool them. If you take out the tree people, professors, losers who think a processed cheez snack can't be a part of a healthy diet and those who think the Cheez-It block of cheez is overly aggressive, it's likely on par with those folks from Texas.
I, for one, am a big fan of the Extra Toasty Cheez-It variety. Another poster called it "next level snacking" and I agree. Yet another poster recommended pairing it with a White Cheddar Cheez-It, a suggestion so exciting that within 12 hours of the post, convinced me to procure a box to pair with the ET Cheez-It's. And the results were as promised. Delicious. Yet another poster recently used Cheez-Its as a topping in his fancifully prepared Mac and Cheese to great effect.
So I figured our appreciation for the Cheez-It product deserved its own thread so that others can express their appreciation as well as suggest uses of Cheez-Its that perhaps we hadn't thought of.
Thank you again to the Cheez-It folks! Keep doing such an incredible job delivering quality snack products to a hungry public and for your support of high quality, defense-oriented football.
For those who haven't tried Extra Toasty Cheez-Its, so yourself a favor and read these reviews from fancy food websites:
https://www.thekitchn.com/extra-toasty-cheez-it-product-review-259273
https://www.foodandwine.com/fwx/food/finally-you-will-be-able-get-box-nothing-burnt-cheez-its-you-crave
The good folks at Cheez-It HQ probably are armed with reams of data showing that Cheez-It consumption per capita in Ft Worth is probably 8-10x what it is in Berkeley. But don't let that fool them. If you take out the tree people, professors, losers who think a processed cheez snack can't be a part of a healthy diet and those who think the Cheez-It block of cheez is overly aggressive, it's likely on par with those folks from Texas.
I, for one, am a big fan of the Extra Toasty Cheez-It variety. Another poster called it "next level snacking" and I agree. Yet another poster recommended pairing it with a White Cheddar Cheez-It, a suggestion so exciting that within 12 hours of the post, convinced me to procure a box to pair with the ET Cheez-It's. And the results were as promised. Delicious. Yet another poster recently used Cheez-Its as a topping in his fancifully prepared Mac and Cheese to great effect.
So I figured our appreciation for the Cheez-It product deserved its own thread so that others can express their appreciation as well as suggest uses of Cheez-Its that perhaps we hadn't thought of.
Thank you again to the Cheez-It folks! Keep doing such an incredible job delivering quality snack products to a hungry public and for your support of high quality, defense-oriented football.
For those who haven't tried Extra Toasty Cheez-Its, so yourself a favor and read these reviews from fancy food websites:
https://www.thekitchn.com/extra-toasty-cheez-it-product-review-259273
https://www.foodandwine.com/fwx/food/finally-you-will-be-able-get-box-nothing-burnt-cheez-its-you-crave