"Burger Chain Sparks Controversy with 'Government Cheese' Claims: What's Behind the Label? Wahlburgers, a popular fast-food chain, has been making headlines after revealing that some of its menu items are made with a type of cheese dubbed 'government cheese.' The term has sparked debate and curiosity among customers, who are wondering what exactly this cheese is and why Wahlburgers is calling it by its rather unusual name. It turns out that 'government cheese' is actually a colloquialism for a type of processed cheese product that was originally developed by the US Department of Agriculture as part of a program to distribute surplus cheese to low-income families during the 1970s and 1980s. But what does this have to do with Wahlburgers' menu, and why are they embracing the 'government cheese' label? Read on to find out."
Wahlburgers sells burgers and other menu items that are made with 'government cheese.' What is it, and why does the chain call the cheese that?
