Posts Tagged ‘cheese’
Are there any widely available vegan alternatives to cheese?
Question: Are there any widely available vegan alternatives to cheese?
I’m not a vegan, but would like to try and replace cheese in my diet with a vegan alternative. Thanks.
Answer:
Answer by loretta
dairy free cheeses look on this site,
http://www.goodnessdirect.co.uk/cgi-local/frameset/sect/CDACH.html
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Can people still be labeled vegetarian if they eat cheese and gelatin?
Question: Can people still be labeled vegetarian if they eat cheese and gelatin?
Personally I don’t understand vegetarians that eat cheese (contain rennet) and things with gelatin in it, are they still vegetarians? I mean, they are consuming dead animal parts…
Just wondering, thanks!
(I’m a vegan)
I’M ASKING ABOUT OTHER PEOPLE NOT MYSELF. I’m a VEGAN and don’t eat dairy obviously!
Answer:
Answer by smashit84
if you eat cheese then you can be labelled a vegetarian, but if you are vegan you avoid dairy products
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Q&A: Are cheese sticks good when your vegetarian?
Question: Are cheese sticks good when your vegetarian?
I am trying to be vegetarian and I was wondering if they are good to add to my list of vegetarian food to eat.
Answer:
Answer by Daniel
They are tasty. If you want to go vegan, milk is not part of your diet, but vegetarians are not so stringent.
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How long does frozen vegan cheese last?
Question: How long does frozen vegan cheese last?
I had some vegan cheese that I used in a pizza, put it in the freezer for over a week, yesterday took it out and put it in the refrigerator part so it would defrost. Took it out today and it’s a little soggy. Is it still good to use?
Answer:
Answer by David M
Freezing cheese is not a good idea…
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Q&A: Does anyone have a “healthy” cheese ball recipe?
Question: Does anyone have a “healthy” cheese ball recipe?
I’m sure a cheese ball is never going to be healthy, but I need to make one. I would prefer it to be as good for you as a cheese ball gets. Anyone have any good recipes? Thanks!
Answer:
Answer by Tom ツ
The New Cheese Ball
1/4 cup wasabi-coated green peas
1/4 cup granola
1/4 cup ground gingersnaps (about 5 cookies)
1/4 cup finely grated Parmesan
1/2 teaspoon whole fennel seeds
2 11-ounce logs goat cheese
Grind the peas in a food processor or crush them in a resealable plastic bag. Spread the crumbs on a plate. Repeat these steps for the granola, then the gingersnaps. Combine the Parmesan and fennel on another plate.
Shape the cheese into balls, working with about 1 rounded tablespoon at a time. Roll the balls in the coatings.
In Advance: Roll the cheese into balls and refrigerate them, uncoated, for up to 24 hours. Roll the balls in the coatings no more than 1 hour before the party.
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Is cottage cheese really fattening for you?
Question: Is cottage cheese really fattening for you?
My nutrition teach said it was just fat and shouldnt be considered dairy or good source of protein . what the heck i just ate a cup of that stuff
Answer:
Answer by airbender
Well, one cup of cottage cheese does have 9 grams of fat:
http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts/dairy-and-egg-products/11/2
So, yes, cottage cheese could be considered fattening. Farmer’s cheese is a lower fat alternative that is pretty similar to cottage cheese.
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What is a vegetarian alternative to parmesan cheese?
Question: What is a vegetarian alternative to parmesan cheese?
Seems like such a simple question, but I’m finding it hard to find out a vegetarian alternative. What is the best alternative for vegetarians to substitute into recipes using parmesan?
Vegetarians do eat cheese, but Parmesan cheese contains rennet (extract from cow stomachs), therefore it is not vegetarian.
Answer:
Answer by Elisa
In terms of flavor, there are no alternatives to parmesan cheese.
BUT…..
I didn’t know parmesan cheese was against vegetarianism. I know it’s not “vegan“, but vegetarianism? I thought vegetarians still eat cheese..
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Why are people considered to be vegetarians if some still eats eggs or cheese?
Question: Why are people considered to be vegetarians if some still eats eggs or cheese?
There are different sub-categories for vegetarians (vegans, lacto-vegetarians, etc). Don’t understand why eating eggs should still be under a separate class of a different type of vegetarian.
Answer:
Answer by Tiaskela
Eggs and cheese (milk) come from the animals without killing them.
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