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What is the historical significance of cream cheese?
The historical significance of cream cheese; cream cheese is very important in today's societty. Without cream cheese, would we have Cheese Cake? No, the answer is that we would NOT have cheese cake if it werent for cream cheese. Would the bagel be half as good without cream cheese? It definatly would not. Cream cheese comes in a variety of flavours; from herb and garlic to strawberry cream! Becuase cream cheese is so fattening, it is one of the many reason there are so many overweight and obese people in the world. So, as you can see, cream cheese is a huge part of society. Without cream cheese, cheese cake would nit exist. I personally could not live without cream cheese.
How many ounces of cream cheese are in a typical box of cream cheese?
8 oz
How many calories in a bagel cream cheese?
there are 500 calories in a in a bagel with cream cheese
How many caliores does sprite have?
40 calories. Not bad
How many grams of cheese is in cream cheese?
226.79
How many cups is 250 of cream cheese?
There is 1.05 cups in 250 grams of cream cheese. Cream cheese is excellent on bagels and is one of the main ingredients in cheesecake.
How many calories in a cinnamon bagel with cream cheese?
410 calories are present in cinnamon bagel with cream cheese.
How many tbsp is in 8oz of cream cheese?
There are about 16 tablespoons in 8 ounces (or half a pound) of cream cheese.
How many calories does a thin layer of philadelphia cream cheese have?
There are about 50 Calories in a tbsp of Philadelphia Cream Cheese.
Cream chease costs 3.60 for 1kg robbie buys a pot of cream cheese for 90p how many grams of cream cheese does he buy?
he has 9600g
How many caolries are in 2 cream cheese danishes?
Totally 740 calories are present in 2 cream cheese danishes.
How many ounces of cream cheese are in a pound?
There are 16 ounces in a pound of cream cheese. There are 16 ounces in a pound of anything.
