[foxyv]

My parents bought pre-grated as well. It's a great option for someone with kids.

However, I would recommend grating a block for a couple days worth at a time and keeping it in the fridge in a food storage container. That way you don't need 3 shredders or to spend all your time cleaning shredders every time you want a quesadilla. An electric rotary shredder or a kitchen-aide attachment makes it trivial.

Also, try adding a little canned Red Enchilada sauce to your quesadilla or egg and cheese burritos. It's life changing!

[thaumasiotes]

> Also, try adding a little canned Red Enchilada sauce to your quesadilla

That's just an enchilada. They're good, but they're not quesadillas.

[foxyv]

A hotdog is a sandwich?

[thaumasiotes]

No, a quesadilla in enchilada sauce is not different from an enchilada in any way, form factor or otherwise. A cheese enchilada is a fried tortilla filled with cheese and coated in enchilada sauce. By the time you've added enchilada sauce to a quesadilla, you've already completed the process of making an enchilada.

[foxyv]

There is a podcast dedicated to such food related pedantry called "A Hotdog is a Sandwich." Pretty entertaining.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgcVfgkzo4oBgSdPCB0B2Cg

[thaumasiotes]

Would you really call it pedantry to object to someone saying "for an even better cheese pizza, try sprinkling pepperoni over the top"?

[foxyv]

As a pedant myself, I would say yes!