Look at the outside of the package. If you see a heksher, it is koshere. In the case of Kraft brand Philadelphia Cream Cheese, the Kraft Foods pays the Orthodox Union to supervise their cheesemaking, and the OU allows Kraft to print its heksher on the package, so you look for an O with a smaller u inside. That is the OU heksher. Other kosher certifying organizations have other hekshers. Jews who care about Kashrut are usually familiar with a large number of hekshers.
Philadelphia cream cheese was made in Italy.
There are about 50 Calories in a tbsp of Philadelphia Cream Cheese.
The Italian word for cream cheese is philadelphia.
Philadelphia cream cheese was made in Italy.
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the ingredients in Philadelphia cream cheese are: Cottage cheese(skim milk, starter culture, enzymes) (44%), cream cheese(milk, cream, starter culture) (39%), skim milk, salt, vegetable gums (410, 412) and preservative (200).
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Yes but cream cheese would be better.
yes, cream cheese has whey which has curdled milk so it may be animal derived.
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James L. Kraft invented pasteurized cheese in 1912.