I've been eating it for years and sometimes try to make it at home ... after all – but it does say it has "cheddar cheese, mayonnaise, walnuts, scallions and more." It's the "more" part that's a ...

Cheddar cheese is usually labeled according to its "sharpness." Dr. Michael Tunick, author of "The Science of Cheese," explains the reason for this flavor grading. Here is a transcript of the video.

“American cheese that consumers eat day in and day out isn’t 100% ... Instead, makers take scraps of a cheese like cheddar and melt it down, add additional dairy ingredients (often milk ...

Eating cheese has been linked with higher bone mineral density and lower fracture risk. This may be due to its high protein, calcium, and vitamin D content. Fermented cheeses, such as cheddar and ...

While there’s no simple answer to this, the good news is that dogs can eat cheese ... chewy texture that dogs tend to enjoy.