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CREAM CHEESE - ANYONE

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Julia

Julia Report 14 Mar 2012 07:22

Morning Scozzie
Jif is plastic lemon containing concentrated lemon juice, but we also get it in bottles.
I like my cream cheese spread on bread, with boiled ham on top. Or, if making a ham salad, I spread the slice of ham with the cream cheese and roll it up. I like a few grapes and strawberries with my salad.

Julia in Derbyshire.

PS. Meant to say, I would think 1/2 a Jif is about 1 1/2 tablespoonsful

LadyScozz

LadyScozz Report 14 Mar 2012 05:15

How big is a plastic lemon?

Real lemon juice ......Or I could use the bottled stuff.

We get bottles of "lemon juice" at the supermarket, they hold about 250 ml / 8 fl oz

I know it's 1 pint milk (full cream) and lemon juice.............but not how much

Sharron

Sharron Report 14 Mar 2012 00:10

A plastic lemon.

LadyScozz

LadyScozz Report 13 Mar 2012 22:19

I forgot to ask..........

" Squirt in about half a Jif "

What's a Jif?

In Australia it's a cleaning product, don't fancy that. :-)

StrayKitten

StrayKitten Report 13 Mar 2012 14:11

Merlin, i hardly buy then unles he asks me to for him to try, but he never likes them lol,

oh julia ya can use them for drying ya lettuce to, tights that is lol

Julia

Julia Report 13 Mar 2012 14:05

Yes I know Merlin, but I don't wear tights. The knee-highs that I do wear, I also use for suspending over a bucket of water, with a mixture of Comfrey,Nettle and Six X, to make a liquid feed for the Tomatoes. Of course, I don't wear them again afterwards. LOLOL

Julia in Derbyshire

Merlin

Merlin Report 13 Mar 2012 14:05

Tell the truth Stray, :-| There,s never any left for him to try :-D :-D :-D because you Gobble them all up. ;-)

StrayKitten

StrayKitten Report 13 Mar 2012 14:01

my littleman wont eat choclate spread, or hot chocolate, or chocolate biscults, or chocolate cakes, in fact no cakes at all, and not very many biscults, lololol,

Merlin

Merlin Report 13 Mar 2012 13:57

Julia, Tights are good for straining things,and good for using as a Fanbelt on a car if one breaks. :-D

Julia

Julia Report 13 Mar 2012 13:47

Hi All, I agree with Sharron it would be good on or in a cake.
Lavender, yes it would be healthier for children than choc spread. It's that I just could not fancy it, myself.

Julia in Derbyshire

lavender

lavender Report 13 Mar 2012 13:44

They were doing taste testing in the local T*. I had to be coaxed into sampling the new choccy philly, I just didn't fancy it at all.

I was pleasantly surprised that it was very good, my daughter thought it amazing and bought some individual trays of it. Thought that it would be good for children as an alternative to choc spread, much healthier. :-)

LadyScozz

LadyScozz Report 13 Mar 2012 11:04

oooooh Cream Cheese!

My favourite sandwich - lotsa cream cheese, kiwi fruit, dried apricots & walnuts......... sounds weird, but it's yummerful.

I'm the only one in this house who eats cream cheese (noses turn up at my sandwich - call me a hippy lol )

<3 :-D

JoyBoroAngel

JoyBoroAngel Report 13 Mar 2012 09:56

stray i will buy you chocolate pilly to try

StrayKitten

StrayKitten Report 13 Mar 2012 09:54

iv seen mixed reviews on FB about it, but i cldnt even try it haha x

Sharron

Sharron Report 13 Mar 2012 08:37

I would think that chocolate Philadelphia might make an acceptable topping for a cake.

Vera2010

Vera2010 Report 13 Mar 2012 08:29

Don't fancy that chocolate one at all. I love my philly - just plain with bananas in a sandwich or philly and ham on top of a jacket pot.

Vera

PS Julia have you seen Pinnochio's 'Woolpacker's'

Julia

Julia Report 13 Mar 2012 08:04

Saw the ad. last night for the first time Stray. It positively turned my stomach. So no, I will be not making it that flavour. LOLOL

Julia in Derbyshire

StrayKitten

StrayKitten Report 12 Mar 2012 19:40

has any cream cheese fans tasted the new chocolate philly?? the thought makes me wana hurl lol,

good luck in your making fresh julia x

JoyBoroAngel

JoyBoroAngel Report 12 Mar 2012 19:28

i like cream cheese but have never made it myself

Julia

Julia Report 12 Mar 2012 12:29

Thanks Rita and Sharron. I know what you mean Rita. There is only the two of us, but we both like cream cheese, especially when the OH has pulled fresh beetroot from the allotment and I have boiled it. Very scrummy with salt and pepper on. And we both like cheese cake.
Sharron, thanks for that method. We also like cottage cheese, so either way, I am onto a winner, with your recipe and method.
The other week, I was in the chemist, waiting for my shipping order of tablets and morphine, to be got ready. Wandering around the shop, I noticed they sold Muslin Bags, for brewing, so I bought one for when I am making things with all the fruit off the allotment, this summer. It will now come in handy for cheesemaking. I also knew you could use the whey for scones, so will have a go at that also

Thanks Again

Julia in Derbyshire