Dry Curd: Where to find it?

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I just got back from Whole Foods, and they did not have dry curd...

Where can I get this? I also found safflower oil, but it said,

expressed, or somthing to that effect. I'm assuming this means that

it IS refined, and therefore, illegal, correct?

Thanks,

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> I just got back from Whole Foods, and they did not have dry curd...

> Where can I get this? I also found safflower oil, but it said,

> expressed, or somthing to that effect. I'm assuming this means that

> it IS refined, and therefore, illegal, correct?

>

The Safflower oil is legal. Many legal oils are pressed.

http://www.eco-natural.com/oils/goodoils.html

Which Whole Foods did you go to? Ask again for pressed cottage cheese. They may

know

it under that name. What city are you in? You can contact their head office.

http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/company/pr_04-22-05.html

Some of the Jewish appetizer stores carry dry curd cottage cheese. A popular

brand in the

U.S. is " Friendship. "

Carol F.

SCD 6 years, celiac