feta cheese and if you like more a taste to it go with goat cheese
I think Greek salads contain feta Cheese
No it does not
Parmesan cheese is normally shaved atop a Ceasar salad.
A Greek salad is made with the usual vegetables, and olives and feta cheese. It's a Greek favorite. Souvlaki is also a very popular Greek recipe. It comes in several varieties, chicken, pork, or beef. It's a kind of shish-kabob. Very nice.
Not actually a cheese - a gelatine thing (like aspic, but no tomatoe) - think jello salad, but using ofal (organ meats).
The kind of organic compounds in cheese must contain Carbon, and usually contain Hydrogen directly bonded to most of the Carbons.
Depends on the kind of cheese. They all vary in those components.
This will depend on what kind of cheese. Cheddar cheese will contain more protein than velveeta or American cheese. Cottage cheese probably contains the most protein.
Salad dressing is not advisable to give to horses. It may contain unsuitable substances. Although it is advisable to give horses garlic.
pussy salad
You can buy cottage cheese with or without sodium. I've found that unsalted cottage cheese is very bland and kind of gross. The sodium gives it its characteristic, though still mild, flavor.
no it is not a salad it was a roman leader
The word fettuccine is an Italian word that means "little ribbons", from fetta, "ribbon; slice". The name of the Greek cheese is also, interestingly, derived from the Italian word fetta. Nevertheless, there is no feta cheese in fettuccine; they just both have names that involve slicing.Fettuccine alfredo traditionally does not contain the Greek feta cheese. Usually it contains heavy cream, parmesan cheese, and butter. Sometimes the sauce can contain egg-- it's important when you are pregnant to ensure that if it does contain any egg that it is fully cooked. Additionally, fettuccine alfredo is definitely NOT a low fat food, so I wouldn't advise eating it in enormous quantities if your doctor has advised you to be careful about fat intake.
a kind of cheese.