Guest guest Posted January 24, 2006 Report Share Posted January 24, 2006 Hi All, I am attempting to add more variety to my SCD and am looking for a local source for Dry Curd Cottage Cheese. Is there anyone on this list from Ohio and have you found a source? Because this cheese is known by various names and one manufacturer's definition may be different than anothers, what do I tell " the cheese lady " at my local health food store regarding specifics about the cheese other than whats listed on pg. 286-7 of BTVC. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Gladioli IBS 25 years Husband-UC 15years Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2006 Report Share Posted January 24, 2006 > > Hi All, > I am attempting to add more variety to my SCD and am looking for a > local source for Dry Curd Cottage Cheese. Is there anyone on this list > from Ohio and have you found a source? Because this cheese is known by > various names and one manufacturer's definition may be different than > anothers, what do I tell " the cheese lady " at my local health food > store regarding specifics about the cheese other than whats listed on > pg. 286-7 of BTVC. Any help would be appreciated. > Thanks, > Gladioli > IBS 25 years Husband-UC 15years > Farmer's Cheese, dry curd cottage cheese, here one dairy makes a 4% DCCC known as baker''s cheese. here is a website for a very legal cheese that you could look at and secribe the packaging to your cheese lady. Western Creamery Brand Pressed Dry Cottage Cheese (0.1% MF) It comes in a white square vacuum pack with blue and brown lettering and a circle logo. Packages are 500 grams. Visit their website, http://www.westerncreamery.com/ , for pictures of the packages and more information. Carol F. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2006 Report Share Posted January 24, 2006 > > Hi All, > I am attempting to add more variety to my SCD and am looking for a > local source for Dry Curd Cottage Cheese. Is there anyone on this list > from Ohio and have you found a source? Because this cheese is known by > various names and one manufacturer's definition may be different than > anothers, what do I tell " the cheese lady " at my local health food > store regarding specifics about the cheese other than whats listed on > pg. 286-7 of BTVC. Any help would be appreciated. > Thanks, > Gladioli > IBS 25 years Husband-UC 15years > Farmer's Cheese, dry curd cottage cheese, here one dairy makes a 4% DCCC known as baker''s cheese. here is a website for a very legal cheese that you could look at and secribe the packaging to your cheese lady. Western Creamery Brand Pressed Dry Cottage Cheese (0.1% MF) It comes in a white square vacuum pack with blue and brown lettering and a circle logo. Packages are 500 grams. Visit their website, http://www.westerncreamery.com/ , for pictures of the packages and more information. Carol F. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2006 Report Share Posted January 24, 2006 > > Hi All, > I am attempting to add more variety to my SCD and am looking for a > local source for Dry Curd Cottage Cheese. Is there anyone on this list > from Ohio and have you found a source? Because this cheese is known by > various names and one manufacturer's definition may be different than > anothers, what do I tell " the cheese lady " at my local health food > store regarding specifics about the cheese other than whats listed on > pg. 286-7 of BTVC. Any help would be appreciated. > Thanks, > Gladioli > IBS 25 years Husband-UC 15years > Farmer's Cheese, dry curd cottage cheese, here one dairy makes a 4% DCCC known as baker''s cheese. here is a website for a very legal cheese that you could look at and secribe the packaging to your cheese lady. Western Creamery Brand Pressed Dry Cottage Cheese (0.1% MF) It comes in a white square vacuum pack with blue and brown lettering and a circle logo. Packages are 500 grams. Visit their website, http://www.westerncreamery.com/ , for pictures of the packages and more information. Carol F. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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