Cheese

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is it tofutti.com?

maureen

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Saturday, September 16, 2000 8:36 AM

cheese

 

 

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> Hey Juli,

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> Yeah tofutti has mozzeralla, american and cheddar soy cheese. They may

have

> other flavors too but I've only tried the american and the mozzerella,

those

> are tasty! Also on their website you can sign up for a free sample (coupon

> via mail). That way you can try the cheese for free to see if you like it.

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> ;-)

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> >Hey!

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> >Thanks for the tip. I checked the website, and saw a

> >huge variety of cream " cheeses " , but I didn't see

> >anything like soy-Mozzarella, or soy-cheddar... Does

> >anyone know if these kinds of cheese exist in a dairy

> >free version?? (I'm hooked on quesadillas....)

> >

> >Thanks! ~ Juli

> >PS - I LOVE tofutti ice cream! Found that on day

> >one!! *LOL*

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soyco makes vegan cheeses. you can check out their website and order directly or check out your natural food markets. it's not easy to find. they also make a grated "parmesan" sprinkles cheese too.

 

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Maureen & Dale Smith

Saturday, September 16, 2000 12:50 PM

Re: cheese

 

is it tofutti.com?maureen-"Dunno Nuttin" <peacedabearSaturday, September 16, 2000 8:36 AM cheese>>> Hey Juli,>> Yeah tofutti has mozzeralla, american and cheddar soy cheese. They mayhave> other flavors too but I've only tried the american and the mozzerella,those> are tasty! Also on their website you can sign up for a free sample (coupon> via mail). That way you can try the cheese for free to see if you like it.>> ;-)>>>>> >Hey!> >> >Thanks for the tip. I checked the website, and saw a> >huge variety of cream "cheeses", but I didn't see> >anything like soy-Mozzarella, or soy-cheddar... Does> >anyone know if these kinds of cheese exist in a dairy> >free version?? (I'm hooked on quesadillas....)> >> >Thanks! ~ Juli> >PS - I LOVE tofutti ice cream! Found that on day> >one!! *LOL*>>> _______________________> Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.>> Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at> http://profiles.msn.com.>>>>

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>ps: I love cheese. Does anyone know where to find fake vegan

blue cheese, smoked gouda, brie, port wine cheeseballs, and

other delicacies?

 

You can make your own with recipes from the Uncheese

Cookbook by Joanne Stepaniak:

 

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0913990426

 

The brie even melts!

[Guest guest]

A little warning in case you've forgotten or never new - especially newbies

here.

 

When buying cheese, be sure to get vegetarian cheese. Traditionally cheese is

made with rennet (which is made from the stomach lining of a calf), although

more and more cheeses are now being made with an artificial form of rennet made

from vegetable matter. Try this site:

http://cheese.joyousliving.com/

 

Vegans should be warned that all soy or rice cheese is not vegan - even, as I

found once, soy or rice cheese that says it is dairy free. The thing to watch

for on the label is Casein, which is a by-product of the dairy cheese-making

process. True vegan cheese will have no casein in it.

 

Hope this helps - although it may make it more complicated when dining out.

 

Best, Pat

 

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