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Cheese Flavored Powder
wrote in message ... Sorry to crosspost folks, and sorry to just barge in here asking this question. I hope it's not something asked here all the time or something I could have gotten an answer to by reading a FAQ or something. The spice companies used to make a cheese flavored powder, sort of like the butter flavorings that are still on the shelves, that you could sprinkle onto your food, and I can't seem to find it anywhere. Does anyone know who still makes it and since I can't find it on the shelves of the major supermarkets, at least not in the spice areas, where I can get a product like this? It once helped me lose a lot of weight, and it would be nice to have it again. The best way to find out about products like this is to do a google search. Looking for "cheese powder" gives many sources, including The Spice House which is pretty reliable: http://www.thespicehouse.com/categor...ct_type_30.php pavane |
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Cheese Flavored Powder
wrote in message ... Sorry to crosspost folks, and sorry to just barge in here asking this question. I hope it's not something asked here all the time or something I could have gotten an answer to by reading a FAQ or something. The spice companies used to make a cheese flavored powder, sort of like the butter flavorings that are still on the shelves, that you could sprinkle onto your food, and I can't seem to find it anywhere. Does anyone know who still makes it and since I can't find it on the shelves of the major supermarkets, at least not in the spice areas, where I can get a product like this? It once helped me lose a lot of weight, and it would be nice to have it again. Charlie http://www.suttonsbaytrading.com/Flavored_Powders/ http://www.spicesetc.com/product.php?pid=2563&cid=3 |
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Cheese Flavored Powder
They have a cheese powder at the Bulk Food Store,,,,,,,it can be used for
toppings or to make your own Cheese 'n Mac. Sandy wrote in message ... Sorry to crosspost folks, and sorry to just barge in here asking this question. I hope it's not something asked here all the time or something I could have gotten an answer to by reading a FAQ or something. The spice companies used to make a cheese flavored powder, sort of like the butter flavorings that are still on the shelves, that you could sprinkle onto your food, and I can't seem to find it anywhere. Does anyone know who still makes it and since I can't find it on the shelves of the major supermarkets, at least not in the spice areas, where I can get a product like this? It once helped me lose a lot of weight, and it would be nice to have it again. Charlie |
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Cheese Flavored Powder
wrote in message ... | Sorry to crosspost folks, and sorry to just barge in here asking this | question. I hope it's not something asked here all the time or | something I could have gotten an answer to by reading a FAQ or | something. | | The spice companies used to make a cheese flavored powder, sort of | like the butter flavorings that are still on the shelves, that you | could sprinkle onto your food, and I can't seem to find it anywhere. | Does anyone know who still makes it and since I can't find it on the | shelves of the major supermarkets, at least not in the spice areas, | where I can get a product like this? It once helped me lose a lot of | weight, and it would be nice to have it again. | | Charlie Molly McButter, by Precision Foods, makes a cheese flavor. It's in most grocers' spice section. http://www.precisionfoods.com/branded/molly.asp |
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Cheese Flavored Powder
I have to ask.
Why would anyone want to eat this? |
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Cheese Flavored Powder
it's a good low fat addition to steamed broccoli and on a baked potato. I
like it best on popcorn, though, instead of butter (Molly McButter Cheese flavor is what I buy) Ann "Miss Jaime" wrote in message news I have to ask. Why would anyone want to eat this? |
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Cheese Flavored Powder
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 22:47:24 GMT, "Ann" wrote:
it's a good low fat addition to steamed broccoli and on a baked potato. I like it best on popcorn, though, instead of butter (Molly McButter Cheese flavor is what I buy) I know we are all on different plans here and I am not knocking anyone's choice to better themselves but that stuff is what I consider to be *fake food* and highly processed. Miss Jaime (putting on her fire retardant suit to await the flames) |
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Cheese Flavored Powder
"Miss Jaime" wrote in message ... On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 22:47:24 GMT, "Ann" wrote: it's a good low fat addition to steamed broccoli and on a baked potato. I like it best on popcorn, though, instead of butter (Molly McButter Cheese flavor is what I buy) I know we are all on different plans here and I am not knocking anyone's choice to better themselves but that stuff is what I consider to be *fake food* and highly processed. Miss Jaime (putting on her fire retardant suit to await the flames) I'm with you, Miss Jaime. Give me real cheese any day. Martha |
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Cheese Flavored Powder
Yeh, probably.
I don't munch wheat berries either. Ann "Miss Jaime" wrote in message ... On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 22:47:24 GMT, "Ann" wrote: it's a good low fat addition to steamed broccoli and on a baked potato. I like it best on popcorn, though, instead of butter (Molly McButter Cheese flavor is what I buy) I know we are all on different plans here and I am not knocking anyone's choice to better themselves but that stuff is what I consider to be *fake food* and highly processed. Miss Jaime (putting on her fire retardant suit to await the flames) |
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Cheese Flavored Powder
On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 02:12:20 GMT, "Ann" wrote:
Yeh, probably. I don't munch wheat berries either. Neither do I. :-) |
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