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  1. fyi Re: kosher feta cheese I posted yesterday, I found this in my files -
    Dee Dee
    Traditionally rennet was derived from animals. However, some vegetable
    juices and extracts are used as rennin and modern advances in science have
    enabled microorganisms to produce enzymes that mimic animal rennet. Rennet
    can come from animal, vegetable or microbial sources. All three types of
    rennet are found in Trader Joe's cheeses.

    ANIMAL RENNET
    This enzyme is obtained from the stomach region of a suckling mammal,
    usually acalf or lamb. Animal rennet is the traditional rennet used to make
    cheese. Most European cheeses use animal rennet.

    VEGETABLE RENNET
    Vegetable rennet is derived from plants. The enzymes are extracted
    from the plants and modified into a form similar to that of animal rennet.
    This type of rennet is acceptable for a lactovegetarian.

    MICROBIAL RENNET
    This is a common enzyme made from microorganisms through a process of
    fermentation. Common microorganisms include fungi and bacteria. This type of
    rennet is also acceptable for a lactovegetarian.

    ENZYMES
    Additional enzymes may be added during the cheese making process.
    Unless otherwise noted these are microbial.

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    fyi Re: kosher feta cheese I posted yesterday, I found this in my files -
    Dee Dee
    Traditionally rennet was derived from animals. However, some vegetable
    juices and extracts are used as rennin and modern advances in science have
    enabled microorganisms to produce enzymes that mimic animal rennet. Rennet
    can come from animal, vegetable or microbial sources. All three types of
    rennet are found in Trader Joe's cheeses.

    (details snipped) Interesting, Dee! Thanks for posting that. I'll have to
    check back with that other thread to find out how the kosher feta cheese
    was....or would you rather answer that one here?

    Chris

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    "Dee Randall" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    fyi Re: kosher feta cheese I posted yesterday, I found this in my
    files -
    Dee Dee
    Traditionally rennet was derived from animals. However, some vegetable
    juices and extracts are used as rennin and modern advances in science
    have enabled microorganisms to produce enzymes that mimic animal rennet.
    Rennet can come from animal, vegetable or microbial sources. All three
    types of rennet are found in Trader Joe's cheeses.

    (details snipped) Interesting, Dee! Thanks for posting that. I'll have
    to check back with that other thread to find out how the kosher feta
    cheese was....or would you rather answer that one here?

    Chris


    It was better than President's Brand in a whole chunk from Costco. It's
    been a while since I've had Bulgarian feta, but I don't think this Kosher is
    as tasty as the Bulgarian feta. Didn't another poster say that Bulgarian
    was from sheep's milk, not cow's milk; I'm sure that would make some
    difference.

    But I'm quite happy with this Kosher brand from BJ's. I'll buy it again.
    Usually DH doesn't eat the President's Brand feta or care for feta that
    much, but he did eat this and said he would eat it again. I don't buy the
    crumbled up pita in a container - ever.
    Dee Dee

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