Kraft has grown from a small cheese factory to a multi-national food conglomerate backed by Warren Buffett — and it all started with processed cheese. Over 100 years ago in the mid-1910s ...

In 2002, the Food and Drug Administration sent the president of Kraft (which owns Velveeta) a letter warning the company that ...

What is that stuff anyway? USDA research chemist Michael Tunick takes look at what goes into making processed cheese like Velveeta and Kraft Singles. Following is a transcript of the video.

and processed cheese melts at 160 degrees Fahrenheit due to their “high levels of liquid,” per Mashed. So, Happy Farms does have similar ingredients and melting ability to Kraft Singles.

You may have noticed your Kraft mac and cheese doesn't actually have an expiration date on the packaging, but does that mean ...

The FDA informed Kraft in 2002 it could no longer ... (Frey patented a key part of this process.) The result was a cheese that, when melted, became a smooth, velvety sauce. Frey dubbed it Velveeta ...

Thumbs down: Then again, maybe we should hurl processed cheese at the things we dislike. KUT Austin reports that a man in Dallas said someone threw Kraft singles at his Tesla. Presumably ...