You have two options if you are looking for a lactose-free cream cheese. The first is a dairy alternative cream cheese that is not made from milk. Secondly, you can choose a milk-made, real cream cheese that is made lactose-free from an enzyme that the manufacturer uses an ingredient. Let’s dig a little deeper into …
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Is cream cheese pasteurized? You have probably noticed that the cream cheese section at the supermarket does not have an overwhelming selection of cream cheese brands. It’s basically Philadelphia, a couple of smaller brands, and then typically the store brand. Since there are only a few major cream cheese brands, let’s find out if they …
How long can cream cheese sit out? This is a good question because people often leave cream cheese sit out at room temperature to soften or in a prepared dish for something like an appetizer. It is very easy to let time slip away to leave you wondering if the cream cheese is still safe to eat. …
Question: What is full-fat cream cheese? Answer: A lot of confusion surrounds cream cheese simply because of the vast varieties available. You have light, whipped, fat-free, low-fat, full-fat, and many flavored types. One of the biggest confusions might be trying the determine what is full-fat cream cheese. It is often called for as an ingredient …
Cream cheese is considered a dairy product because it is commonly produced from cow’s milk. Milk naturally contains sugar known as lactose. Take a look at your milk container and you will notice that sugar is not listed as an ingredient, but the nutrition label will list about 10 grams of sugar per an 8-ounce …
When you think of cream cheese, what comes to mind might be cheesecake, bagels, dips, or frosting. These foods don’t exactly symbolize a healthy diet. In many cases, they are terrible for you if you eat them in excess. However, cream cheese is its own food; therefore, we should look at it on its own to determine …
Baking or cooking can be very confusing, especially if you are new to the kitchen. Often times you will hear terms in recipes like braise, fold, or blanch and wonder what the heck are they talking about. After many years of cooking, I still sometimes have to look up what some terms or ingredients mean …
Many people have wondered the difference between cottage cheese vs cream cheese. Yes, they are both cheese products, made from milk, and are sometimes easy to mix up when making a grocery list. However, if you look at the two side-by-side and do a taste test, you will realize how different the two are despite …
