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cheese with a mild, slightly acidic flavor. besides their use as a spread on crackers, bagels and bread (often in combination with chopped nuts, jams and jellies), cheese spreads are used extensively in baked goods, such as cheesecake, and in icings. all traditional cheeses are made from some type of milk...
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conscious calories g protein meal net weight: oz | g meal includes: seasoned breakfast grits required: boiling water recommended: long-handled spoon; cook-in-cozytm cooking method just add water water required ounces temperature boiling water cook time minutes serving ounces cooking instructions remove natural
ingredients & nutrition ingredients: grits (specially processed degerminated white corn grits, salt, calcium carbonate, reduced iron, niacin, bht and citric acid, thiamin mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), colby-jack cheese (pasteurized milk, cheese cultures, salt, enzymes, annatto), whole milk, butter...
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here's how it goes. this is a special batch, made by our friend geri at new york attitude. each luxury soap of the month is loaded with shea butter, organic goat's milk, herbally infused oils, kaolin clay, silk fibers, and an exquisite blend of pure, % natural essential oils. we have one batch of this
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