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hey jim, have you ever tried the soy cheeses made with casein?

casein is just a skim milk protein and to my knowledge these cheeses

never ever use rennet, but they still melt and taste just like real

cheese. i'm not sure about the prices, but i think they're still

probably cheaper than organic cheese. Soy kaas (sp?) made a great

mozzarella.

 

but to answer your question this site shows brands made w/o rennet.

 

http://www.vnv.org.au/Products.htm#Dairy-Based%20Rennet-Free%20Cheese

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a lot of brands don't even mention on the label non-rennet.

enzymes can definitely be from animal as well as vegetable source.

 

here is a great list for rennetless cheeses:

http://www.vrg.org/nutshell/cheesebybrand.htm

 

When I was still eating cheese, my fav was Cabot brand, because it

was very inexpensive, found easily [walmart!], and on this list!!

 

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On 17 Jul 2003 at 22:18, Jim wrote:

 

I have to ask this question. I don't eat cheese unless

is says made

with non-animal renet. This way I am not killing

anything to get

cheese. For anyone who does not know, renet is made

from an animals

stomache lining. I do not like soy cheese .....

period. I read

somewhere that if cheese was labled made with enzymes

and not with

renet that it was not made with animal renet. Then I

read in the

vegetarian times? that, that was not really true of

cheeses. So now

I buy organic or koshur, both which are expensive and

hardy ever go

on sale. Can anyone set me " straight " on this one?

Pleeeeeeze

 

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Yes I have. They okay, but again pricey. When I first got into

vegetarianism I was spending about $150 a week on groceries, just

for me. Yes I like to eat and eat well. I try to keep expences down

where I can. Also I just like cheese. It's one of my week points.

jim

 

 

, " dave " <dave4sale>

wrote:

> hey jim, have you ever tried the soy cheeses made with casein?

> casein is just a skim milk protein and to my knowledge these

cheeses

>

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