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Stretchy pizza cheese...?

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    Kenneth
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    Howdy,

    What sort of cheese has the super-stretchy texture sometimes
    seen as a pizza topping...?

    Thanks,
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    Kenneth

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  2. Steve Pope
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    Kenneth said:

    What sort of cheese has the super-stretchy texture sometimes
    seen as a pizza topping...?

    Commercial-grade mozzarella.

    Yuppie, expensive mozzarella is not as elastic.

    Steve

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  3. Jessica V.
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    (Steve Pope) said:
    Kenneth said:

    What sort of cheese has the super-stretchy texture sometimes
    seen as a pizza topping...?

    Commercial-grade mozzarella.

    Yuppie, expensive mozzarella is not as elastic.

    Steve

    By the looks of my kitchen the other night fresh mozzarella is pretty
    stretchy. Alas, that doesn't often pop up on the topping list in most
    pizza joints, so I've got to go with the same answer that Steve gave.

    Jessica

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  4. Andy
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    Jessica V. said...

    Quoted message said:
    (Steve Pope) said:
    Kenneth said:

    What sort of cheese has the super-stretchy texture sometimes
    seen as a pizza topping...?

    Commercial-grade mozzarella.

    Yuppie, expensive mozzarella is not as elastic.

    Steve

    By the looks of my kitchen the other night fresh mozzarella is pretty
    stretchy. Alas, that doesn't often pop up on the topping list in most
    pizza joints, so I've got to go with the same answer that Steve gave.

    Jessica

    Agreed!

    Mozzarella does a similarly great job on hot meatball subs!

    Evidence: http://www.tinypic.com/505tead.jpg

    Andy

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  5. Kenneth
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    On Wed, 30 May 2007 19:04:24 +0000 (UTC),

    (Steve Pope) said:
    Kenneth said:

    What sort of cheese has the super-stretchy texture sometimes
    seen as a pizza topping...?

    Commercial-grade mozzarella.

    Yuppie, expensive mozzarella is not as elastic.

    Steve

    Hi Steve,

    My markets sell fresh mozzarella, and a few other versions
    as well, including the shredded stuff in a bag.

    Which (if any) of these would you be calling "commercial?"

    Thanks again,
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    Kenneth

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  6. Victor Sack
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    Kenneth said:

    What sort of cheese has the super-stretchy texture sometimes
    seen as a pizza topping...?

    Mozzarella (di bufala) or fior di latte.

    Victor

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  7. Steve Wertz
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    Kenneth said:

    My markets sell fresh mozzarella, and a few other versions
    as well, including the shredded stuff in a bag.

    Which (if any) of these would you be calling "commercial?"

    The pre-shredded stuff in the bag.

    -sw

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