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This post was being attacked so I’m re-uploading to keep spreading awareness 🚨 One of America’s most popular brand of cheese is now catering to Muslims. Right on the package of Tillamook cheese is now a “Certified Halal” label This is really shocking, and it’s on shredded cheese and...

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Snarky Side6 gün önce

I am going to be checking labels on all my meats, cheeses, dairy products. If I see a "Certified Halal" I will not be buying it.

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Sandra Loftis6 gün önce

Lots of small changes will amount to big ones over time. Islam is playing the long game.

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Sandra Loftis6 gün önce

Time is on their side.

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Roy Hobbs6 gün önce

I will never buy Tillamook again

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donaId trump is a pedophiIe6 gün önce

It's been Halal for years you fucking clown.

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Chastity Creates Paradise on Earth6 gün önce

Halal means it's dedicated to an idol false god. This is forbidden for Christians to eat

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Mildly Amusing6 gün önce

Fabulous. mus lims make up less than 1.5% of the people in America. Why does everyone pander to them? We have to start telling these brands that we will boycott them because they support the cruelty of halal practices.

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William6 gün önce

I have seen Tillamook Cheese in the store. I am happy I saw your video. I will NOT be buying that TILLAMOOK CHEESE SHIT!

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The Great Resistance6 gün önce

The package should read “made in USA for goat fckers”. Boycott this garbage!

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Florida Pureblood 🇺🇸✝6 gün önce

I'll never by Tillamook anything now.

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Reverendus Ovi6 gün önce

Is kosher catering to Jews? Ill wait.

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sassacass6 gün önce

I just checked the tillamook in my fridge and was shocked to see that I both purchased and consumed a halal product. Its now in the garbage. I won't be making that mistake again.

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Henry of the New Tomorrow6 gün önce

Boycott this. Arabs are largely lactose intolerant so they will lose big money trying to cater to a very non important customer group.

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Entelechhhy6 gün önce

Baaaa baaaa, you sheep. White people chimping out on Tillamook County Creamery Association like they should have when their lord and savior DJT protected the Epstein Class. They changed it over a decade ago. Quick! Everyone freak out! #tillamookcreamery #tillamookcheese #oohoohahah #epsteindidntklhimself

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KPM86 gün önce

How about some Christian cheese? I will be boycotting Tillamook until then.

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Sunny Apocalypse ☀️☄️6 gün önce

So does Kosher food. And you guys love Israel now. So just deal with it.

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🐸💙Alice💙🐸6 gün önce

The same people crying about Halal certified food are totally okay with Kosher certified food. The two processes overlap in many ways, and can make the food safer and healthier. Let's all cry about it /s Dumbest timeline ever.

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WRKMAN6 gün önce

Cool if its Kosher tho… so tired of the outrage mob. Tiresome & gay

☭ 𝖊𝖕𝖎𝖝𝖑𝖔𝖑𝖔 ☭ profil fotoğrafı
☭ 𝖊𝖕𝖎𝖝𝖑𝖔𝖑𝖔 ☭6 gün önce

Fucking christ, everyone in this chat is dumb af. Halal milk means it wouldn't have any additives like gelatin, which is derived from non permissable animals. Do y'all want additives like gelatin, enzymes, etc in y'all's milk??

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Mr Nobody6 gün önce

We cater to kosher all the time. Why is it ok to pander to the Jews but not Islam? Straight white conservative Christian asking a simple question. :-)

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Wild West6 gün önce

as a former chef, it sucks to see the American food industry dying while all these “Americans” that don’t have the first clue of what it means to be an American, are only supporting Mexican restaurants, eating halal and kosher while our ingredients are stuffed with poison

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Do better6 gün önce

Bud Light Tillamook! Need we say more?

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Frank Lymon6 gün önce

I like to wipe pork chop juice on everything marked Halal when I shop.

Mike ⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️ profil fotoğrafı
Mike ⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️6 gün önce

Cabot, Sargento, and 80-90% of America's cheese is made the same way. It's also done to meet kosher and vegetarian standards. So no, they're not "catering to Muslims", you lying sacks of shit, they're all trying to make their products as widely marketable as possible.

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Chucked Odd6 gün önce

So what? It's good cheese, and it won't turn you Muslim. I put it on a bacon cheeseburger and it did not crawl off.

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Journit6 gün önce

That must be why I don't like Tillamook. It's not awful, but it's definitely subpar compared to most minor-label cheeses I've had. Their Pepperjack has a wierd flavor I can't identify, it's a 5/10 product at best.

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AmericanDadHope6 gün önce

Yes keep feeding us this bigotry slop! Remind us again the history of brands catering to their customers? I wonder how many brands honor Kosher?

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b$6 gün önce

The lamb meat at my local walmart "their brand" is also halal certified. It seems like alot of money just to get this certification for a relatively small audience. Something is definitely up these products. WHY?

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Kim Julia Kyle6 gün önce

Do you also object to foods being labeled kosher? Because that’s been going on for 100 years. I’m guessing you have nothing to say about that.

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Stephanie 🐸6 gün önce

I'm fuking done catering to the fn Arabs

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SAINTVINNY6 gün önce

Stop catering to terrorists. Muslims are here to destroy us. Don’t make them comfortable so they leave

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HighlyUnspokenPodcast6 gün önce

Shredded cheese with a halal label? That's one step closer to a full Muslim meal

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Lorithinks6 gün önce

Thanks for letting us know. I guess I've bought my last brick of Tillamook or container of ice cream. Adios amigos!

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q (little Q)6 gün önce

Its technology, not cheese 🤦🏼‍♀️ Pfizer had a patent on that in 1990 according to Google Ai. I still think it's why so many have lactose intolerance issues.

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