e/Welfare cheese

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has gloss	eng: Government cheese is processed cheese that was provided to welfare and food stamp recipients in the United States during the 1980s and early 1990s. (The style of cheese predated the era, having been used in military kitchens since the Second World War and in schools since as early as the 1960s.)
lexicalization	eng: government cheese
lexicalization	eng: Welfare cheese
instance of	(noun) a solid food prepared from the pressed curd of milk cheese

Meaning
Latin
has gloss	lat: Government cheese (scilicet "Caseus Rei Publicae") sive Pasteurized Process American Cheese for Use in Domestic Programs (sc. "Casei compositio Americana pasteurizata ad cives alimentandos destinata") est caseorum mixtorum compositio, eis qui alimenta rei publicae mereant offerta a gubernio Civitatum Foederatarum praecipue per annos 1980-1990; hodie etiam talis compositio, sine nomine productoris involuta, offertur et mulieribus infantibusque alimenta merentibus et civibus calamitatum victimis. Haec confectio e caseis Cheddar Americano et Colby aliisque lacticiniis necnon emulsificatoribus et sale (usque ad 2%) componitur ut nutritionem praebeat, ut saporem casei dulcis imitet, ut facilius secetur et calore modico tabesceat.
lexicalization	lat: Government cheese