Cheese doesn't contain considerable amounts of lactose

you imply I have friends

I'm lactose intolerant and I can eat cheese

I keep telling my (extended) family that but they shy away regardless

since it's made out of milk

Also there's cheese explicitly tagged as lactose free but it's just a money making scheme

Does emmi export to Singapore?

yes

https://asia.emmi.com/en/

They make lactose free Raclette cheese

But are they as cool as nestle?

they sell gluten-free oatmeal over here

thank you based mongol ancestors for giving me lactose tolerance

https://hubers.com.sg/Emmi-Swiss-Fondue-Original-589

what's this

and is this what you meant

No fondue and raclette aren't the same

I can take a pic in the store of it tomorrow

There's pre sliced emmi raclette cheese but i don't know if they export it

And they explicitly write "lactose free" on it

https://de.emmi.com/de/produktwelt/product/emmi-raclette/emmi-raclette-funky-chili-1//show/?backanchor=&cHash=9be2ae776a7f2b7c21e0a0e725b1ade5

Like those

Huh

we usually put something under the cheese

You can totally do both

Also that looks very fluid

It's an advertisement picture

I still don't understand

isn't fondue just melted cheese?

no

fondue is melted fondue cheese

So what's the consistence of that compared to Gouda?

Isn't gouda plastic?

Fondue is mostly a mix of cheese

ah, so it's not a pure type of cheese

Plastic?

ok I understand now

Raclette cheese is a specific kind of cheese which is more fluid that gouda

American Gouda is indeed dogshit but the Dutch stuff is great

It's like the most standard and easiest shit to produce