CrispyQ
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Sat Nov-13-10 12:14 PM
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| My only gripe about Daiya vegan cheese . . . |
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If there is any melted cheese left on your plate or utensils, that stuff is like concrete after it dries! I've soaked plates & still had to scrub & scrub to get if off.
I'll shut up now, lest the vegan gods think I'm not appreciative of the best vegan cheese I've ever had.
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Sat Nov-13-10 07:35 PM
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| 1. I guess I've just been lucky. |
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I've not had that problem yet. Now that you've alerted me, I hope not to either.
But yeah, it's really good.
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Sat Nov-13-10 09:51 PM
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| 2. I think I've found your problem: |
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"If there is any melted cheese left on your plate or utensils..."
You're doing something wrong! Lick that plate! ;)
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Sun Nov-14-10 10:05 AM
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Wed Nov-17-10 12:46 PM
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| 4. My husband is going to be quite surprised when next time we have nachos, I take your advice! |
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Fri Nov-19-10 01:40 PM
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| 5. While I've not tried this brand (does Whole Foods carry it?) |
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I would suggest covering your plate with a sheet of parchment paper next time. Also, Whole Foods sells parchment paper that has a layer of silicone on it so things won't stick. Then you could wipe it off and use it again, unless you buy one of those silicone baking liners instead :)
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