vegetarians *( cheese without rennet)

[Guest guest]

Hi!

      I recently found at Wal-Mart Superstore and SAM's Club store a brand of

(dairy) cheese that has no animal rennet and also is lactose-free.  The brand is

" Cabot " from Vermont, and I think there is more than one kind of this cheese--I

only bought the sharp cheddar, which comes either plain ( " white " ) or with the

usual anatto (yellow) coloring. 

 

     There is also a lower-fat sharp cheddar version that is good

and is available in a large bag of smaller, serving-portion individually-wrapped

pieces.  The smaller portions, although over-packaged, are convenient to take

along in lunches or in one's purse for a snack with crackers or whatever.

 

      I hope that mentioning the brand name is okay.  Thanks for letting me

share this bit of info!

 

--Laura B., in Illinois

 

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>>...members do not need to feel guilty for using dairy or eggs.  Make sure the

cheese doesn't contain rennet though.

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

The chain in my area, Publix, carries Cabot, and I think that Albertson's did at

one point... Not sure about now.

Thanks for reminding me about that delicious cheese. My mom would shred a block

to top her ch*cken divane. It is yummy.

 

Cassie

" life's a garden, dig it! "

 

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On Sep 19, 2008, at 6:07 PM, " L.B. " <elbee577 wrote:

 

Hi!

I recently found at Wal-Mart Superstore and SAM's Club store a brand of

(dairy) cheese that has no animal rennet and also is lactose-free. The brand is

" Cabot " from Vermont, and I think there is more than one kind of this cheese--I

only bought the sharp cheddar, which comes either plain ( " white " ) or with the

usual anatto (yellow) coloring.

 

There is also a lower-fat sharp cheddar version that is good and is

available in a large bag of smaller, serving-portion individually-wrapped

pieces. The smaller portions, although over-packaged, are convenient to take

along in lunches or in one's purse for a snack with crackers or whatever.

 

I hope that mentioning the brand name is okay. Thanks for letting me

share this bit of info!

 

--Laura B., in Illinois

 

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>>...members do not need to feel guilty for using dairy or eggs. Make sure the

cheese doesn't contain rennet though.