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Cheese for vegetarians
From the Times, or maybe it was the Journal:
Certain cheeses can be coagulated by lactic acid bacteria rather than rennet. They include cream cheese, cottage cheese, ricotta and some mozzarella, but check the label or ask the maker to find out if rennet is added.
Charles Riggs
Email address: chriggs¦at¦eircom¦dot¦net
'I don't like country music, but I don't mean to denigrate those who do. And for the people who like country music, denigrate means "put down..."' Bob Newhart
Certain cheeses can be coagulated by lactic acid bacteria rather than rennet. They include cream cheese, cottage cheese, ricotta and some mozzarella, but check the label or ask the maker to find out if rennet is added.
Charles Riggs
Email address: chriggs¦at¦eircom¦dot¦net
'I don't like country music, but I don't mean to denigrate those who do. And for the people who like country music, denigrate means "put down..."' Bob Newhart
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[nq:1]From the Times, or maybe it was the Journal: Certain cheeses can be coagulated by lactic acid bacteria rather than ... [/nq] My turn, Charles, I don't get it.
- [nq:1]From the Times, or maybe it was the Journal: Certain cheeses can be coagulated by lactic acid bacteria rather than ...
- [/nq] My turn, Charles, I don't get it.
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[nq:1]From the Times, or maybe it was the Journal: Certain cheeses can be coagulated by lactic acid bacteria rather than ... cheese, ricotta and some mozzarella, but check the label or ask the maker to find out if rennet is added.[/nq]
My turn, Charles, I don't get it.
My turn, Charles, I don't get it.
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[nq:2]From the Times, or maybe it was the Journal: Certain ... ask the maker to find out if rennet is added.[/nq]
[nq:1]My turn, Charles, I don't get it.[/nq]
It is, of course, On Topic(1).
Furthermore, the subject of vegetarian cheese has come up before in this newsgroup. I know because I wrote such a post:
See
[nq:1]My turn, Charles, I don't get it.[/nq]
It is, of course, On Topic(1).
Furthermore, the subject of vegetarian cheese has come up before in this newsgroup. I know because I wrote such a post:
See
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In our last episode,
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the lovely and talented Murray Arnow
broadcast on alt.usage.english:
[nq:2]From the Times, or maybe it was the Journal: Certain ... ask the maker to find out if rennet is added.[/nq]
[nq:1]My turn, Charles, I don't get it.[/nq]
When milk grows on trees it may be possible to have vegetarian cheese. Cheese is made of an animal product, namely milk, and
,
the lovely and talented Murray Arnow
broadcast on alt.usage.english:
[nq:2]From the Times, or maybe it was the Journal: Certain ... ask the maker to find out if rennet is added.[/nq]
[nq:1]My turn, Charles, I don't get it.[/nq]
When milk grows on trees it may be possible to have vegetarian cheese. Cheese is made of an animal product, namely milk, and
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Lars Eighner filted:
[nq:2]My turn, Charles, I don't get it.[/nq]
[nq:1]When milk grows on trees it may be possible to have vegetarian cheese. Cheese is made of an animal product, namely milk, and it is nonsense to say it can be a vegetable if it is coagulated with a vegetable agent.[/nq]
Unless there was something omitted from the very genesis of this thread, the vegetarianism of chee
[nq:2]My turn, Charles, I don't get it.[/nq]
[nq:1]When milk grows on trees it may be possible to have vegetarian cheese. Cheese is made of an animal product, namely milk, and it is nonsense to say it can be a vegetable if it is coagulated with a vegetable agent.[/nq]
Unless there was something omitted from the very genesis of this thread, the vegetarianism of chee
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[nq:2]My turn, Charles, I don't get it.[/nq]
[nq:1]When milk grows on trees it may be possible to have vegetarian cheese. Cheese is made of an animal product, ... it can be a vegetable if it is coagulated with a vegetable agent. Next lesson: eggs don't grow on bushes.[/nq]
No, they should be several inches behind and above.
john
[nq:1]When milk grows on trees it may be possible to have vegetarian cheese. Cheese is made of an animal product, ... it can be a vegetable if it is coagulated with a vegetable agent. Next lesson: eggs don't grow on bushes.[/nq]
No, they should be several inches behind and above.
john
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[nq:1]Lars Eighner filted:[/nq]
[nq:1]Unless there was something omitted from the very genesis of this thread, the vegetarianism of cheese is not an issue...the ... its mother's milk, and cheesemaking is seen as a violation of this restriction because rennet can be classed as "meat"..r[/nq]
I don't think that is necessarily the issue. The majority of vegetarians are quite happy to eat chee
[nq:1]Unless there was something omitted from the very genesis of this thread, the vegetarianism of cheese is not an issue...the ... its mother's milk, and cheesemaking is seen as a violation of this restriction because rennet can be classed as "meat"..r[/nq]
I don't think that is necessarily the issue. The majority of vegetarians are quite happy to eat chee
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[nq:1]Lars Eighner filted:[/nq]
[nq:1]Unless there was something omitted from the very genesis of this thread,the vegetarianism of cheese is not an issue...the (unstated) ... kidin its mother's milk, and cheesemaking is seen as a violation of thisrestriction because rennet can be classed as "meat"..r[/nq]
There is another consideration besides the religious one you mention. While vegans wo
[nq:1]Unless there was something omitted from the very genesis of this thread,the vegetarianism of cheese is not an issue...the (unstated) ... kidin its mother's milk, and cheesemaking is seen as a violation of thisrestriction because rennet can be classed as "meat"..r[/nq]
There is another consideration besides the religious one you mention. While vegans wo
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[nq:2]Lars Eighner filted: Unless there was something omitted from the very genesis of this thread,[/nq]
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[nq:2]vegetarianism of cheese is not an issue...the (unstated) problemaddressed[/nq]
[nq:1]here[/nq]
[nq:2]is that some people are subject to a Law prohibiting the seething of akid[/nq]
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Do they really think of bee **** as an animal byproduct?
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[nq:2]vegetarianism of cheese is not an issue...the (unstated) problemaddressed[/nq]
[nq:1]here[/nq]
[nq:2]is that some people are subject to a Law prohibiting the seething of akid[/nq]
[nq:1]in[/nq]
Do they really think of bee **** as an animal byproduct?
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[nq:1]Do they really think of bee **** as an animal byproduct? Bees are vegetarian, aren't they? I mean, the ones that make honey are vegetarian. I expect sweat bees and the like may indulge in a hit of carrion now and then.[/nq]
Honey is bee vomit, not bee ****. Bees, I know about.
I had to write "vomit" there; I wanted to say "bee sick" but I seem to recall that "sick" is not a noun
Honey is bee vomit, not bee ****. Bees, I know about.
I had to write "vomit" there; I wanted to say "bee sick" but I seem to recall that "sick" is not a noun
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[nq:2]From the Times, or maybe it was the Journal: Certain ... ask the maker to find out if rennet is added.[/nq]
[nq:1]My turn, Charles, I don't get it.[/nq]
How can you spread cream cheese with green olive bits on your celery then, Murray? Umm...cheese, olives.
Charles Riggs
Email address: chriggs¦at¦eircom¦dot¦net
[nq:1]My turn, Charles, I don't get it.[/nq]
How can you spread cream cheese with green olive bits on your celery then, Murray? Umm...cheese, olives.
Charles Riggs
Email address: chriggs¦at¦eircom¦dot¦net
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