Best way to phrase "cheese sticks".

Question

Ok, so I worked in fast food for awhile, and we use to call the either quesito or quesositos, I can't remember which (so feel free to correct me ) Anyways, I know that's slang, and i'm just curious of what other words do ya'll use to refer to cheese sticks/ mozzarella sticks. Anyways, eager to see the results.

-DJ Huero ((( d(-_-)b )))

Answer 1

"La mejor comida del mundo" .......

ayy ...que paso......es mi primero respuesta... - mikeyc, Jun 26, 2010

Sorry, mieky, I am voting for you, to compensate. - 00494d19, Jun 26, 2010

Answer 2

Cheesesticks are "palitos de queso".

Answer 3

Hey, DJ, long time, no see.

I like the "quesositos", kind of sounds like "ositos", which is a cool word.

Anyway, I've seen either "palos de queso" or "palillos de queso" in Mexico, but I can't remember which. Since they're not a typical Mexican snack food (I don't think they are anyway!), I believe that someone just did a literal translation.

No matter what they're called, they are bien sabrosos!

Some Mexican kids around me say "palos de queso" to refer to the mozzarella sticks. - Luciente, Jun 26, 2010

Answer 4

Cheese sticks (battered, served hot, usually an appetizer at steak houses)

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String cheese (a snack, served cold, it pulls off in string-like thingies, which you eat)

Answer 5

HI dh, nice to see you around

So what would that be? Not used in Spain...

It is an appetizer: sticks of mozzarella cheese battered and fried or baked. Can also be a snack where the stick is served cold and unbattered, in this case it is called "string cheese." - webdunce, Jun 26, 2010