A heads up to all of you who are planning on making cheesecake this month. The world's largest cream cheese plant had a boiler explosion this Monday November 28. Luckily, no one was injured. They make a product called Philidelphia Cream Cheese. The plant manager has laid off 2/3 of the work force, and told local news reporters that production will not resume until a new boiler is installed.
A heads up to all of you who are planning on making cheesecake this month. The world's largest cream cheese plant had a boiler explosion this Monday November 28. Luckily, no one was injured.
Many dairies throughout the country make cream cheese. All is not lost unless you demand "Philadelphia Cream Cheese." ..
Many dairies throughout the country make cream cheese. All is not lost unless you demand "Philadelphia Cream Cheese."
And the Philly stuff ain't what it used to be -- at least to *my* delicate taste buds. If any of you all shop at Trader Joe's, the made-in-Wisconsin house brand is excellent. None of that yucky, gummy, tongue-coating aftertaste; AND, it blends in like a dream.
Spitz, coincidentally making an eggnog cheesecake this weekend -- "Home, James, and don't spare the horses!"
Many dairies throughout the country make cream cheese. All is not lost unless you demand "Philadelphia Cream Cheese."
And the Philly stuff ain't what it used to be -- at least to *my* delicate taste buds. If any of you all shop at Trader Joe's, the made-in-Wisconsin house brand is excellent. None of that yucky, gummy, tongue-coating aftertaste; AND, it blends in like a dream.
Spitz, coincidentally making an eggnog cheesecake this weekend
A heads up to all of you who are planning on making cheesecake this month. The world's largest cream cheese plant had a boiler explosion this Monday November 28. Luckily, no one was injured. They make a product called Philidelphia Cream Cheese. The plant manager has laid off 2/3 of the work force, and told local news reporters that production will not resume until a new boiler is installed.
A heads up to all of you who are planning on making cheesecake this month. The world's largest cream cheese plant had a boiler explosion this Monday November 28. Luckily, no one was injured. They make a product called Philidelphia Cream Cheese. The plant manager has laid off 2/3 of the work force, and told local news reporters that production will not resume until a new boiler is installed.
I do not know how much cheese is stored or is in the distribution chain. I also do not know how long it will take to install a new boiler.
I did go to the store and buy all the cream cheese I need to make my cheesecakes.
With Philly cream cheese selling at $5.00 a pound recently, I'll bet they get that boiler fixed really quickly. (Wasn't it selling at $.99 an 8oz. package just last Christmas?)
A heads up to all of you who are planning on making cheesecake this month. The world's largest cream cheese plant had a boiler explosion this Monday November 28. Luckily, no one was injured. They make a product called Philidelphia Cream Cheese. The plant manager has laid off 2/3 of the work force, and told local news reporters that production will not resume until a new boiler is installed.
I do not know how much cheese is stored or is in the distribution chain. I also do not know how long it will take to install a new boiler.
I did go to the store and buy all the cream cheese I need to make my cheesecakes.
With Philly cream cheese selling at $5.00 a pound recently, I'll bet they get that boiler fixed really quickly. (Wasn't it selling at $.99 an 8oz. package just last Christmas?)
The article said "the plant is shut down until a temporary boiler is installed within the next few days." As such, I doubt this incident will cause a prolonged shortage in Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese.
With Philly cream cheese selling at $5.00 a pound recently, I'll bet they get that boiler fixed really quickly. (Wasn't it selling at $.99 an 8oz. package just last Christmas?)
Still is 99¢ on sale at Stop & Shop. Bought a couple of pounds last week.
On Sat 03 Dec 2005 09:40:57p, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it Edwin Pawlowski?
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With Philly cream cheese selling at $5.00 a pound recently, I'll bet they get that boiler fixed really quickly. (Wasn't it selling at $.99 an 8oz. package just last Christmas?)
Still is 99¢ on sale at Stop & Shop. Bought a couple of pounds last week.
I saw it tonight at a local supermarket chain for $2.69/8 oz. pkg.
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"itsjoannotjoann" <[email hidden]> looking for trouble wrote in news:[email hidden]:
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Mister Fixit said:
A heads up to all of you who are planning on making cheesecake this month. The world's largest cream cheese plant had a boiler explosion this Monday November 28. Luckily, no one was injured.
Many dairies throughout the country make cream cheese. All is not lost unless you demand "Philadelphia Cream Cheese."
Yep. We are rich in dairy farms here in Missouri and all will not be lost without Philadelphia brand. I only buy it about 1/2 the time anyway.
Michael
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"Spitzmaus" <[email hidden]> looking for trouble wrote in news:[email hidden]:
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itsjoannotjoann said:
Many dairies throughout the country make cream cheese. All is not lost unless you demand "Philadelphia Cream Cheese."
And the Philly stuff ain't what it used to be -- at least to *my* delicate taste buds. If any of you all shop at Trader Joe's, the made-in-Wisconsin house brand is excellent. None of that yucky, gummy, tongue-coating aftertaste; AND, it blends in like a dream.
Spitz, coincidentally making an eggnog cheesecake this weekend
I have had it from TJs and liked it. It's creamier than Philadelphia. I have not cooked with it but it spreads wonderfully on a bagel.
Michael
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Mister Fixit said:
A heads up to all of you who are planning on making cheesecake this month. The world's largest cream cheese plant had a boiler explosion this Monday November 28. Luckily, no one was injured. They make a product called Philidelphia Cream Cheese. The plant manager has laid off 2/3 of the work force, and told local news reporters that production will not resume until a new boiler is installed.
I do not know how much cheese is stored or is in the distribution chain. I also do not know how long it will take to install a new boiler.
I did go to the store and buy all the cream cheese I need to make my cheesecakes.
With Philly cream cheese selling at $5.00 a pound recently, I'll bet they get that boiler fixed really quickly. (Wasn't it selling at $.99 an 8oz. package just last Christmas?)
gloria p
It has gotten expensive. The last time I bought it was for my pumpkin cheesecake a few weeks back. I don't remember the exact cost but I want to say it was $1.99 for and 8oz box. I had to buy 4 boxes and I recall being surprised by the price.
Michael
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That's all my local store sells Philadelphia and then their store brand, which is just awful.
Lynne "itsjoannotjoann" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Mister Fixit said:
A heads up to all of you who are planning on making cheesecake this month. The world's largest cream cheese plant had a boiler explosion this Monday November 28. Luckily, no one was injured.
Many dairies throughout the country make cream cheese. All is not lost unless you demand "Philadelphia Cream Cheese." .
I guess my big mistake in November is going to pay off. A friend and I made Pecan Tassies. I thought the crust recipe requiring cream cheese required more than I thought and I bought a tub of Costco Philadelphia cream cheese. I've been teasing people who come to my house that they have to bring a bagel with them and help me use all this cream cheese.
Lynne
"Mister Fixit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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A heads up to all of you who are planning on making cheesecake this month. The world's largest cream cheese plant had a boiler explosion this Monday November 28. Luckily, no one was injured. They make a product called Philidelphia Cream Cheese. The plant manager has laid off 2/3 of the work force, and told local news reporters that production will not resume until a new boiler is installed.
I have had it from TJs and liked it. It's creamier than Philadelphia. I have not cooked with it but it spreads wonderfully on a bagel.
Michael
-- ...Bacteria: The rear entrance to a cafeteria.
All gramatical errors and misspellings due to Ramsey the cyber kitten. He now owns all keyboards and computing devices in the household and has the final say on what is, or is not, posted. Send email to dog30 at charter dot net
Do try it in cooking/baking, dude; you'll not be disappointed. That creaminess remains present in the finished product, and again, without any chemical aftertaste.
Been meaning to ask if you have ever posted pix of your cyber kitty, Ramsey. I'm a sucker for kitties . . .
Spitz -- "Home, James, and don't spare the horses!"
On Sun, 04 Dec 2005 19:22:37 GMT, "King's Crown" <[email hidden]>
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I guess my big mistake in November is going to pay off. A friend and I made Pecan Tassies. I thought the crust recipe requiring cream cheese required more than I thought and I bought a tub of Costco Philadelphia cream cheese. I've been teasing people who come to my house that they have to bring a bagel with them and help me use all this cream cheese.
Lynne
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A heads up to all of you who are planning on making cheesecake this month. The world's largest cream cheese plant had a boiler explosion this Monday November 28. Luckily, no one was injured. They make a product called Philidelphia Cream Cheese. The plant manager has laid off 2/3 of the work force, and told local news reporters that production will not resume until a new boiler is installed.
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