Perhaps it's due to the fact that most «cheese products» don't contain
much real cheese to begin with?
Not exact matches
(Although if people desire «natural» mac and
cheese so
much, why they don't just buy elbow macaroni and
real cheese?
after all,
real nacho
cheese is
much tastier than the stuff in a jar — not as pretty, not as easy but SO MUCH BE
much tastier than the stuff in a jar — not as pretty, not as easy but SO
MUCH BE
MUCH BETTER
This veggie packed cashew cream
cheese tastes so
much like the
real thing that you won't believe it's not actually
cheese!
What really sucks is that most commercial vegan «
cheeses» that we turn to in lieu of the
real thing are pretty
much junk food, just as bad for your health as dairy.
I pretty
much put gratin in the category of things that I would have to forget about, because there could not possibly be a way to recreate that creamy heaven without
real cream and
cheese.
Sour cream, Canadian bacon (
much healthier and awesome in this recipe, but you can use
real bacon if you must), Cheddar
cheese, and chives get smashed with sweet potato innards and stuffed back into the skin.
This was not my area — you know how
much I cheat with
real cheese — so I stepped back and watched her make it.
«Thatâ $ ™ s what makes cauliflower
cheese pizza so appealing to me — itâ $ ™ s a great fill - in for the
real thing that you can enjoy
much more often, even regularly if you go easy on the
cheese.»
So what bothered me so
much... the precooking of the pasta, the effect of heat on the
cheese making it separate some and last (and the
real thorn in my paw) was that can of soup.
Cashew
cheese made this meal a
real deal, so
much that you would want to go vegan.
But the recipe tastes definitely
much more substantial than plain cream
cheese pancakes, and comments were correct that they are
much more like a «
real» pancake and definitely good.
That said, there is a
real value in having at least two styles of Microplane, the finest one for citrus and other super hard stuff like ginger and lemongrass, and one with wider teeth, which is
much better suited to hard
cheeses.»
They are awesome and stock so
much amazing «
real food» from lucuma and maca powders to raw butter and raw
cheese.
My daughter just the other day was talking about how
much she loves the
cheese sauce and she actually think's it's
real cheese in the sauce, but it's not — it has veggies in it!
It's been over a decade since I've had
real cheese, so I don't have
much of a flavor memory to go on.
They are created based on
real cheeses, but then they are mixed with flavor enhancers, colors, shelf stabilizers to make them last
much longer, and all sorts of other chemicals, most of which can't be pronounced by the average person.
Non-dairy
cheese, to me, is not «
real food» and doesn't teach the kids
much.
In fact, they go through so
much processing that they bear little resemblance to «
real»
cheese, either in texture, taste or goodness.
But so
much more as well... bacon, coconut flakes, hemp seeds, lots of leafy greens (kale and spinach), broccoli, macadamia nuts (these are a bit expensive so not always), peanut butter, cream
cheese,
real butter....
Cats who already eat other foods (
real meat, fruits, vegetables &
cheese) will be
much less of a project.