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In "urban slang" 'cheese and rice' means Jesus Christ; used not to offend any religion.
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What does this mean 1 part low fat cheese to 2 part cooked rice?
it mean put in double the amount of rice to cheese or say 5 ounces chesse 10 ounces rice
What does mansef taste like?
cheese, rice, and butter cheese, rice, and butter
Did rice and cheese grow from the soil?
Cheese is a milk product, rice is grown on fields.
Can pregnant women have cream cheese?
Provolone cheese should not be a problem. Try to avoid soft cheeses such as feta, and blue cheese.
What caustic acids are there?
cheese,rice,and potatoes
What food is good for diarrhea?
Rice and cheese.
Is cheese good?
Rice is better though
Can you eat cottage cheese on rice?
yes
What are the two types of carnivores?
cheese and rice
Where can you buy Rice Cheese?
Whole Foods sells it.
What are Greenland's products?
cheese,wheat rice,corn
When do they eat in Andorra?
cheese,sausages and other rice
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