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Fat Free Cheese

	2004/08/18, 09:19 PM I decided at the supermarket that I'd like some cheese singles for this week, so I bought a package of Smart Beat fat free non-dairy cheese slices. I eat just about anything, but they are probably the worst things I've ever tasted, and I'm considering throwing them out. Is there another brand that is better? -------------- OSU Law Rugby....specializing in personal injury and pain & suffering.
ursusarktos Posts: 346 Joined: 2004/01/18	2004/08/18, 10:47 PM LOL :big_smile::laugh::laugh: When I saw the heading, my immediate reaction, even before reading the post was Yuch!!! Needless to say I haven't discovered a brand that is any better and I gave up trying after my first experience with the stuff.
	2004/08/18, 11:00 PM It tastes like chicken......skin. -------------- Waterskis with buffalo Charlie
fsdsk Posts: 959 Joined: 2003/11/30	2004/08/19, 09:05 AM You could just paint Soybeans orange yourself and eat those. Are they allowed to call something cheese without having any dairy in it? That is just wrong.
Carivan Posts: 8,542 Joined: 2002/01/20	2004/08/19, 05:03 PM Just buy the light ones. Anyway, thats processed crap and it kills us. Go all the way on a cheat day and have a good blue cheese and red wine! -------------- "A will finds a way, failure is not an option" Ivan carivan@freetrainers.com Montreal Canada
CristalBelle Posts: 1,389 Joined: 2003/06/27	2004/08/19, 05:10 PM I would think that the processing in those single slices would be way more detrimental to your health than say, eating a real slice of cheese. I used to buy Kraft Singles, but started realizing that they didn't really even taste like cheese, so now I buy Tillamook presliced cheese. I would rather have the extra fat than all the horrible chemicals!
Carivan Posts: 8,542 Joined: 2002/01/20	2004/08/19, 05:20 PM Can't agree more CristalBelle, as a matter of fact, the grocers don't even have to refrigerate the processed stuff. Isn't that odd, when real cheese definately needs to be cold. -------------- "A will finds a way, failure is not an option" Ivan carivan@freetrainers.com Montreal Canada
CristalBelle Posts: 1,389 Joined: 2003/06/27	2004/08/19, 05:55 PM Exactly..and since when is cheese supposed to shine even after you take the plastic off??
Carivan Posts: 8,542 Joined: 2002/01/20	2004/08/19, 06:53 PM Actually, mzakal, there are some great low fat cheeses out there, but go to the "real cheese counter" and you will have a variety of them. :big_smile: -------------- "A will finds a way, failure is not an option" Ivan carivan@freetrainers.com Montreal Canada
kakaroto Posts: 893 Joined: 2002/05/09	2004/08/24, 09:53 AM COTTAGE CHEESE!!!!!! YUMMMM i don´t know is that is what you bought but if it is not, don´t wait much longer. if you did and don´t like it, try some sugar on it and look for the stickies of cottage cheese there are some solutions cheers kakaroto
Anni313 Posts: 1,790 Joined: 2004/03/04	2004/08/24, 11:13 AM Um, nobody is suggesting that Velveeta is a bad thing, are they? I find that disturbing... -------------- Anni ******* Hard work must have killed somebody
	2004/08/24, 11:24 AM The stuff in the spray can is ok as long as you spray it in your mouth and not onto a cracker first. -------------- Dances with Buffalos Charlie
Anni313 Posts: 1,790 Joined: 2004/03/04	2004/08/24, 11:26 AM Thank God, spray cheese but no cracker is okay. I worry, you know, about where the insanity stops. Velveeta and spray cheese are like sacred, like M&M's. -------------- Anni ******* Hard work must have killed somebody
	2004/08/24, 11:27 AM A cracker chaser is fine. -------------- Dances with Buffalos Charlie
Carivan Posts: 8,542 Joined: 2002/01/20	2004/08/24, 12:57 PM Spray can cheese...Great for polishing my tractor. Rub it on, let it dry and polish to a high shine!:big_smile: -------------- "A will finds a way, failure is not an option" Ivan carivan@freetrainers.com Montreal Canada
kirby00 Posts: 238 Joined: 2002/11/05	2004/08/24, 03:50 PM woah. i haven't posted here for a long time. anyway, i'm a fan of the cheese. jarlsburg light is a pretty decent swiss. i think around 40 cal a slice and pretty low fat too. i get it at trader joe's, but it's near the deli section of the grocery store too. kirby
Pritchard Posts: 1,212 Joined: 2004/03/02	2004/08/27, 06:46 AM if you grill fat free cheese it turns into orange rubber. -------------- guns dont kill people, rappers do call the police, woo woo woo. stay dumb, you know it makes no sense. A.D.F.
rodbarker Posts: 1 Joined: 2004/09/09	2004/09/09, 07:07 PM I've only eaten fat free dairy products for the last 3 years. They taste okay to me! I prefer the grated Kraft in Chicken Enchiladas... -------------- GGS-URHUUSA
kakaroto Posts: 893 Joined: 2002/05/09	2004/09/09, 10:43 PM damn i like cottage cheese and peanut butter with it. it taste just delicious.
fsdsk Posts: 959 Joined: 2003/11/30	2004/09/10, 05:28 PM hmmmm remembr shrinky dinks? maybe wi have a new alternative. ============ Quoting from pritchard: if you grill fat free cheese it turns into orange rubber. =============
Pritchard Posts: 1,212 Joined: 2004/03/02	2004/09/15, 11:43 AM i have no clue what a shrinky dink is, it sounds like a disease where the reproductive organs get smaller. -------------- guns dont kill people, rappers do call the police, woo woo woo. stay dumb, you know it makes no sense. This site is best viewed on a monitor connected to a computer. A.D.F.
fsdsk Posts: 959 Joined: 2003/11/30	2004/09/15, 04:36 PM You missed out as a kid.
wasabi Posts: 16 Joined: 2003/09/20	2004/09/15, 07:45 PM Try Cabot 75% light Cheddar Cheese. Also, try Laughing Cow Cheese Light for crackers or in a wrap or sandwhich. Also try Feta Fat Free Cheese it's kinda of salty, but the flavor is really strong. Also, I guess it's okay to eat cheese, even the non-fat ones...try the very strong flavored ones that are good so you won't need as much to enjoy the flavor. If you have a trader joe's around, there's a lot of good finds there.