The Official ILoveNachoCheese.com Recipe

We've posted various recipes. We've conducted taste tests. We've delivered the very best nacho cheese related news anywhere on the Internet. Now, we're going to contribute something truly original to the nacho cheese community - An official recipe. A couple weekends were spent in the kitchen creating literally dozens of different nacho cheese sauce variations. We experimented with ingredients and tweaked quantities until we came up with something we were proud to share. In the end, we settled on this original recipe and hope you like it as much as we do. After all, we created it for you! So give it a try and let us know what you think. Click here for the recipe.

Gagfilms.com Presents: The Nacho Newsreel

Back in February we introduced the world to a true nacho loving hero - Dane Boedigheimer. Dane runs the site Gagfilms.com and was the brainchild behind the classic one-minute breakfast cereal commercial spoof, Nacho Blasters. Being a fan of our site, he generously produced a custom video just for us! Once again, Dane proves that he knows comedy. Unlike other homemade videos that generally suck, his latest offering does not suck.

Nacho Cheese Test Lab #1

Test suggestion by: Timo A. Email us a story.

If you're like us, you've spent countless nights laying awake thinking about if there are other applications nacho cheese is suitable for aside from consumption. It was that singular introspection that innitiated us to create a test lab specifically focused on answering these questions.

The Nacho Cheese Test Lab will be an ongoing feature that will report on our nacho cheese experiments. Needless to say, if you have an idea for a study you'd like us to conduct, write us. We do the tests so you don't have to!

Our first test explores the question: Can nacho cheese be used to hold a picture frame?

Nacho Cheese Test Lab #2

Test suggestion by: Amu H. Email us a story.

If you're like us, you've spent countless nights laying awake thinking about if there are other applications nacho cheese is suitable for aside from consumption. It was that singular introspection that innitiated us to create a test lab specifically focused on answering these questions. Our first test explored the question: Can nacho cheese be used to hold a picture frame?

Up next... Some believe that eating a bit of cheddar at the end of a meal helps protect teeth by stimulating the production of cleansing saliva and help harden teeth because of the calcium. We've taken that theory to the next level: Can nacho cheese be used as a toothpaste and mouthwash?

How Many Nachos Would It Take To…

Story suggestion by: Chris F. Email us a story.

Have you ever wondered how many orders of Taco Bell nachos it would take to fulfill your daily recommended amount of Vitamin C? Well we have, and thanks to the Taco Bell Nutrition Calculator over at www.yum.com, we have your answer.

What do you think it is?

Click here to find out.

Only a True Nacho Cheese Lover Would Go This Far

Story suggestion by: Mitch S.  Email us a story.

You may be surprised to learn that I'm not the owner of this license plate, nor are any of the other authors here at ILoveNachoCheese.com. 

In fact, no one in California has snatched up this gem of a plate!  When I visited the Department of Motor Vehicles site in California, I was shocked to find that to this date, no nacho lover out there has purchased this personalized license plate.

Now that you all know, will someone grab it up before I do?  Whether I get it or not, this is possibly the BEST personalized plate I've ever seen (if you've seen one cooler, let us know)

Should Fondue be Considered Nacho Cheese?

I'm going to pose a question that has come up during some casual conversations with friends of mine.

Can fondue be considered nacho cheese? 

I argue no and here's why...

To me, nacho cheese in its simplest form is not an elegant food that the "aristocrats" of society would proclaim to enjoy.  Fondue is the opposite.  Going further, the history of nachos dates back to 1943.  You can read the full story here, but to make a long story short, it wasn't until 1977 when nachos were brought to Arlington Stadium in Texas that the popularity of nacho cheese exploded.  Can you see people eating fondue at a ball-game?  Heck no!

My point is this...Fondue is not nacho cheese, it's melted "wannabe" nacho cheese at best.

Post your comments, do you agree with me or disagree?