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- noun The
lipids inmilk .
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Individual cheeses, labeled as cheese, must meet certain criteria such as milkfat, but there is a spectrum: cheese pasteurized process cheese (a mixture of cheeses that is then pasteurized) pasteurized process cheese must be at least 51\% cheese; the rest may be other dairy produces pasteurized process cheese spread is cheese food with a sweeteners and a stabilizing agents,
Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2009
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Dairy Queen's founders -- John McCullough, his son Alex McCullough, and their partner Ronald Baker -- literally invented soft-serve, which is lower in milkfat than regular ice cream and is processed and stored at a warmer temperature.
Anneli Rufus: World's Biggest DQ Opens Anneli Rufus 2011
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By law, ice creams must contain at least 10% milkfat.
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Now I am consoling myself with milkfat (hot cocoa) and booze (schnapps).
I hate you. Where's my snowpocalypse? kylecassidy 2010
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Dairy Queen's founders -- John McCullough, his son Alex McCullough, and their partner Ronald Baker -- literally invented soft-serve, which is lower in milkfat than regular ice cream and is processed and stored at a warmer temperature.
Anneli Rufus: World's Biggest DQ Opens Anneli Rufus 2011
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Legally, in the U.S. anything called heavy cream must contain at least 36% milkfat.
Yes, There's Lactose in Heavy Cream Steve Carper 2008
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Imagine a fine chocolate truffle, without the chocolate — just pure milkfat, whipped up with field-fresh herby goodness.
CSA Week 7 2008
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Imagine a fine chocolate truffle, without the chocolate — just pure milkfat, whipped up with field-fresh herby goodness.
Archive 2008-07-01 2008
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Pasteurized process cheese product is process cheese that doesn't meet the moisture and/or milkfat standards.
Cheese and Lactose Steve Carper 2007
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The cheese must be spreadable at 70 F, contain 44 to 60% moisture, and have at least 20% milkfat.
Archive 2007-11-01 Steve Carper 2007
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