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Looking for Inexpensive Reduced Fat Cheese

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Date: 11/15/2008 Topics: Consumer Advice > Product Finder | Readers Request > Food  
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My family is trying to eat healthy. We use a lot of shredded cheese, and I always buy the reduced fat versions. They are rarely on sale and very expensive. Bulk stores like Costco don't carry them. Anyone know where to get reduced fat cheese at more reasonable prices?

Lisa from Lombard, IL
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By Nica (Guest Post)
Here's an idea for a inexpensive low-fat cheese that won't, however, have the consistency of most others: Indian paneer. It's simple. Just heat (not boil) milk in a pan -- I use non-fat dry milk packets w/ water for the milk --- & slowly add a little lemon juice or white vinegar until the curds rise on the surface. Drain these curds in something like cheesecloth & use something like a bacon press or other heavy item to compress it as it drains. The result will be a bar/slab of cheese that you find cubed in Indian stews. Good luck!

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By Harlean from Arkansas (395) Profile Contact
We try to eat healthy, too, so we limit the cheese we include in our diet, I cut amounts in half for recipes, and we use Mozzerella and Fat Free Parmesan for most things. You just have to choose sometimes. Your health or your pocketbook. And what you save at the grocery store, you will probably spend at the Doctor's office.
Harlean from Arkansas

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By Celeste (Guest Post)
Hi Jewel's and Dominick's have frequent sales, also Aldi's have tasty cheeses that are reasonable.

Posted on 11/18/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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