u/opgary

reposting with the post body question in the title this time.

It was at our beloved costco business center. I'm just curious why this product exists and if Costco is supprting thr company and selling, especially at the business center, it then seems like a lot of people are buying it . What am I missing? What are people and or businesses using this simulated cheese for?

edit: im just trying to understand why Costco has put their buying power behind this product, so reworded

edit 2: i thnk user gibblet365 figured it out, you can contunue to aggressively downvote the post tho:

• The certified Halal symbol on the label likely holds the answer.
• Theres probably a high local interest in Halal products to warrant that location bringing it in to inventory.
• If it serves no purpose to you, dont buy it.

Sauce is a homemade Ponzu mixed with olive oil, Grilled ahi tuna, barely cooked broccoli, bell, and shishito peppers, finely chopped romaine, and chopped blue diamond smoked almonds with a light sprinkle of texmex shred and garlic croutons on top

My entire childhood I was drawn to pasta salads at family functions and then somewhere along the way I stopped eating them. Decided to take 2 of my favorites from childhood, tuna salad and pasta salad, merge and upgrade them.

they came out when Rhodos bloomed anr lasted as long, but they don't appear to be a rhodo. second photo is after it flowers in case it helps.

sitting on the porch of our hotel room, it swooped in, did this for 20m, the slowly cleared and was sunny again. gorgeous treat.