I don't know about Borden, but Kraft cheddar cheese isn't vegetarian safe.
They use animal rennet for it.
I have vegetable rennet and have made my own cheese a few times. If we
could find a low-fat recipe for making our own, then that would solve this
dilemma.
Have you tried any of the recipes in the Uncheese Book? Some of them are
tasty.
Lee Ann
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From: <RBrown9213@xxxxxxx>
To: <julieb65@xxxxxxxxxxx>; <fatfree@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 11:07 AM
Subject: Re: cheese
In a message dated 6/8/2001 3:27:32 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
julieb65@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
<< I love cheese and have not been able to find a good fat free cheese that
both tastes good and melts well (on pizza for example). Does anyone know
of
any good ones? I'm also looking for a good nacho cheese recipe- I've tried
the nutritional yeast ones on the web, but haven't liked any of them. Any
ideas?
>>
I'm with you, haven't found one yet that is really good. There are some
decent low fat ones, but not fat free. I did try Borden's fat free cheddar
and it was better than some, at least it had a modicum of flavor. I, too,
would be delighted to hear from others to learn of any good fat free brands.
Moreover, would love some uses and/or recipes using nutritional yeast.
Thanks
in advance.