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Dairy Products
Dairy products are foods that are made from milk. They are usually known for their creamy texture, as well as being a good source of calcium.
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Why some people who are not vegetarian do not eat dairy products?
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because if they eat a pig they would be eating there own kind (fattys)
Can you freeze dairy products?
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Yes but freeze them as soon as you buy them.
Buy fresh, for butter use unsweet pasturised butter, you can freeze cheese but not cream or cottage cheese,
NOTE : CHEESE MAY CHANGE TEXTURE
Whipped cream can only be frozen 2 months after purchase and before use, you will then have to sweeten and flavour it
Will cream of tartar help pass drug test?
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yes, it will i know a girl that did heroin 3 days before her drug test and then the night before and the morning of the drug test she drank a glass of orange juice with 2 teaspoons (or tablespoons, no so sure) of cream of tartar in it and passed the test.
What is cream patissiere?
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Crème pâtissière or French pastry cream is a milk and egg custard that is used at the bottom of fruit tarts and also in some pastries such as mille-feuille or Napoleon.
Does eating dairy products and take minocycline harm you?
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No. It says on the label, do not take any dairy products within 2 hours of taking this medicine.
Which is largest dairy products producing country?
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India U.S Russia Pakistan Brazil Ukraine Poland New Zealand Australia
Can a 15 year old work at Dairy Queen?
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Yes, DQ associates and general managers hire 14 year old teenage boys and girls. However, if a boy or girl is under the age of 21, that teenage boy or girl must be at least 14 and obtain a Worker's Permit from their nearest local governmental agency. This includes your high school guidance office and your county courthouse.
Can you eat dairy products with clarithromycin 250mg?
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There are no harmful interactions, but it is never a good idea to drink heavily when you are sick. Alcohol prevents your body from absorbing nourishment properly, and you need all the help you can get for your immune system.
What is clotted cream used for?
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Clotted cream may not sound appetizing to some, but it has been a staple of afternoon tea for decades. The British invented clotted cream and now export it around the world. It is served in fancy tea rooms that have recently become popular in the United States. With its high fat content, clotted cream is an indulgent treat.
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Clotted cream is a thick, light yellow spread that is usually eaten on scones and breads by itself or with fruit jam. It is sometimes served as a garnish on fresh fruit.
Clotted cream is made from high fat content unpasteurized cow's milk that has been warmed over low heat. As it sits in shallow pans to cool, "clots" of cream rise to the surface.
Clotted cream was first made in England where the tradition of taking tea developed. It is mainly produced in Devonshire and Cornwall. Both regions claim to have invented it.
Clotted cream is not sweet. It tastes like a thick whipping cream or unsalted butter and has the consistency of soft cream cheese.
In England, "cream tea" refers to having clotted cream served with scones and a cup of hot tea. This light version of afternoon tea is served as a snack in many American tea rooms.
Clotted cream is available in specialty stores such as World Market, gourmet sections of larger grocery stores or online.
How did ice cream change?
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Because he had never taste it before and it was a goal in his life
Does cream together mean beat or stir?
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When you are to "cream" something together, that refers to beat the ingredient(s) until the mixture is light, fluffy, and "creamy". This can be done by an electric mixer or spoon.
Why do you have milk and dairy products?
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You do not need to eat dairy products.
Consuming dairy products leads to a decrease in calcium stores in the body.
Casein in dairy products binds with calcium in the bones, which is then excreted from the body.
What are other good sources of calcium besides dairy products?
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Tofu, sesame seeds, and sardines actually contain more calcium than milk. Swiss chard, collard greens, and mustard greens are close behind. For a treat, rutabagas have quite a bit as well, but also a lot of sugar.
Is it possible to make dairy products from human milk?
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Yes it is possible but not practical.
How many dairy products 13 year olds need?
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They need about 3-4 servings per day for healthy body growth.
Is sugar a dairy product?
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No sugar is not a Carbohydrate, it is however a form of energy. Other forms of energy are Fats, Grains and Sugars. Sugar can be divided into to 2 catagories Complex and Simple sugar chains. There are also 4 kinds of sugar: lactose( the sugar found in milk), sucrose ( candy bar type of sugar), fructose and glucose. Your body makes fructose and glucose naturally.
Where can you find cheese cloth?
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You'll probably need to go to a specialist dairy outlet which mainly sells cheese.
Check your local phone directory for these stores, or have a look online, and ring them to see what they offer.
What are the uses of dairy products?
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Dairies milk cows and sell it to make cheese, or they can keep it and drink it. It's really good! But the sooner the milk from the cow is chilled, the better it will be. You can use the creamy stuffi from milk to make butter.
