Archive for March, 2010

Shopping For Cheese Locally and Online

When shopping for cheese most people head to their local supermarkets or even worse to the nearest convenience store. The supermarkets will have unattended cheese departments carrying all the obvious tried and true cheeses like plain Swiss, Mozzarella, several Cheddars, tasteless and lifeless factory made Brie and a few goat cheeses. While a few super gourmet stores like Whole Foods may have large cheese departments with some interesting and unusual cheeses they usually only present precut cheese. While precut cheeses may add to the ease of shopping who really knows how long ago they were cut. When buying any cheese you should always have it cut fresh for you while you wait.

About French Cheese

French cheese comes in a large variety – over 400 different cheeses! From the mild to the strong, the soft to the hard, this cheese has been enjoyed for ages and is a great compliment to any meal or snack.

French cheese is great to use on crackers, or with a slice of apple. You can crumble it up in a salad or slice it up to use in a sandwich. Eat it alone as a nutritious snack or combine it with your pasta or pizza for a little added zest. It’s a great source of protein and calcium.

Too much cheese raises risk of testicular cancer

Men who eat too much cheese could be at a higher risk of contracting testicular cancer, Canadian researchers conclude in a new study.

University of Ottawa scientists systematically examined 17 food groups, 15 nutrients and 4 individual foods, and they studied 1,345 men–with and without testicular cancer–over several years. The link between cheese consumption and this type of cancer was found to be strong; there was a weaker link between testicular cancer and processed meats.

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3-Step Cheesecake Recipe

Source: TV Guide clipping

Serves: 8 Servings

Ingredients:
-Karen Thackeray
2 8 oz pkgs cream cheese;
-softened *
1/2 c Sugar
1/2 ts Vanilla
2 Eggs
1/2 Mini semi-sweet choco chips
Graham cracker crust

Instructions:
* You can substitute “light” cream cheese Beat cream cheese, sugar and
vanilla at medium speed until well blended. Blend in 2 eggs. Stir in
chocolate chips then pour batter into graham cracker pie crust. (you may
sprinkle 1/4 c mini semi-sweet chocolate chips on top if you desire) Bake
at 350F for 40 min, or until center is almost set. Cool. For best results
refrigerate for 3 hours.