Does cheese melt in the sun?

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

I am not sure but would tend to with no. If cheese reached the interior of the Sun, it would vaporize rather than melt and probably long before it even reached the Sun's surface.-Somewhere around the orbit of Mecury perhaps.

You can always test this theory by tossing the Moon into the Sun. But that would be unfair to the poor Cow.
"Cool" question

Answer 3

depends on the temperature outside.

ice cubes won't melt in the sun if it is 20 degrees outside

i would guess anything above 75 degrees and that cheese is gone.

Answer 4

if u came 2 m to sun than it will melt :D

Answer 5

yes, the sun is extremely hot and uses exothermic plasma reactions to burn at millions of centigradee. Putting cheese in there will certainly cause meltage.

Answer 6

Not the good kind.
"The more expensive the cheese, the more it tastes like a dog's behind." Bob Dylan

Answer 7

Yep. Although cheddar holds up pretty well, American is a goner. Even in Minnesota.

Answer 8

Does the fridge make things cold?

Answer 9

Durh it melt s in the sun !!!!

Answer 10

yes