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This is a neat link and you can find cheeses by catagories like

texture, country and type of milk as well as by name. I'm posting it

because it also has a list of vegetarian cheeses. I never knew there

were so many! These are not vegan but still might be of interrest.

 

http://www.cheese.com/

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I am confused! - I noticed Brie on the alphabetical list but not on the

vegetarian list.....actually, scratch that........ why would any cheese need to

be listed separately? What would make cheese non-vegetarian - I am out of the

loop here I guess....... I have not cut out any cheese......yikes...I am little

afraid to find the answer to my question.........

 

 

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Some cheese has rennet from the lining of a cow's stomach in it. Same type of

cheese by another manufacturer uses vegetable rennet. That is the difference.

 

Lacto-ova Vegetarians, which includes many here, does eat cheese, only the ones

that are made from vegetable rennet are vegetarian.

 

Vegan Vegetarians - don't eat cheese at all or eggs.

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elizabeth allen

Tuesday, April 01, 2008 6:22 PM

Re:Cheese link

 

 

I am confused! - I noticed Brie on the alphabetical list but not on the

vegetarian list.....actually, scratch that........ why would any cheese need to

be listed separately? What would make cheese non-vegetarian - I am out of the

loop here I guess....... I have not cut out any cheese......yikes...I am little

afraid to find the answer to my question.........

 

You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of Blockbuster Total

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Don't worry about it. Vegetarians eat cheese. It is vegans who don't eat

cheese or use milk or eggs.

Katie

 

elizabeth allen <eli79md wrote:

I am confused! - I noticed Brie on the alphabetical list but not on

the vegetarian list.....actually, scratch that........ why would any cheese need

to be listed separately? What would make cheese non-vegetarian - I am out of the

loop here I guess....... I have not cut out any cheese......yikes...I am little

afraid to find the answer to my question.........

 

 

You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of Blockbuster Total

Access, No Cost.

 

 

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Hello, I am new. But I have sine learned that being Vegetarian and being Vegan

are not the same thing. It is my understanding that Vegens do not consume any

Dairy, Milk, Eggs Animal Products, Animal fat/oils. Vegetarians do some of the

same but they do consume Milk, Dairy, Eggs and oils.

 

I hope this helps.

Kendall,VA

 

 

 

elizabeth allen <eli79md

 

Tuesday, April 1, 2008 7:22:09 PM

Re:Cheese link

 

I am confused! - I noticed Brie on the alphabetical list but not on the

vegetarian list.....actually, scratch that........ why would any cheese need to

be listed separately? What would make cheese non-vegetarian - I am out of the

loop here I guess....... I have not cut out any cheese...... yikes...I am little

afraid to find the answer to my question.... .....

 

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Thank you for this link. I have been doing a lot of research since I found out

about animal

rennet. I recently bought some Frigo String Cheese. It is made by Saputo. I

emailed them

and this is the response I got:

" Our String Cheese products contain bovine milk and microbial (non-animal

sourced) rennet.

 

Please note that ingredients or changes in formulations may affect the above

information

and are subject to change without notice. "

 

So it looks like it is safe for vegetarians!! I am glad, because this is some

of the best string

cheese I have eaten.

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On Apr 2, 2008, at 12:33 PM, Stephanie wrote:

 

> Please note that ingredients or changes in formulations may affect

> the above information

> and are subject to change without notice. "

 

 

This is the scary part. Next week it could be different.

 

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