Dairy Products

only milk but not cheese unless you have any allergic reactions to dairy products (consult a doctor)

It is cream that is at least 40% milk fat, and probably more. Think of it as extra heavy cream. It is hard to find in retail stores. Try places that cater to the food industry.

Eggs used in mayo in whatever flavor are derived from basically eggs and some type of oil. They're not milk based components.

is is sort of like butter- *No i don't agree with this answer.

Cream of tarter is not a cream, it's powder used in candy making, in frosting, its used to stabilize egg whites and used in and baking. Its made from tartaric acid. Its an ingredient in baking powder.

It can. Any foods, especially those containing sugars can cause tooth decay. This is one major reason to practice good dental hygiene.

look for it

Well as son of a milk man, and personal experience I would say that the 2% milk sell the most.

Most people are trying to cut back on their fat intake and have switched from Whole milk, which in the US is 3.25% butterfat, to 2% butterfat.

Really this is not much of a drop but some change is better than nothing.

I grew up getting milk from my grandfather's farm and he had a cream separator that spun off the cream. But at home the next day there was about an inch of butterfat on the top of the gallon jar, so I think our milk was a little richer.

Now I can drink 1% no problem, and 2% looks and feels a little to creamy.

Bactofugation is process of separation of spores and bacterial cell with the help of a hermetic high spped centrifuge.

It removes 95% of spores of milk.

this stage is extensively used in cheese industry

Milk is OK. But my doctor told me to avoid melted cheese because it does not digest as well. That puts more strain on the collon. Use soft white cheese in moderation. Therefore: Avoid foods like Pizza. Kobus

Wisconsin its got a lot of cows(:*

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No, food thickener 1422 is not dairy free.

no there is no albumin in all dairy products

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McFlurrys are made mainly from a base that mainly consists out of dried out potato powder, their is no dairy products in a McFlurry at all that is why people who are lactose-intolerant can eat them, I've been an executive in the McIndustry for quite some time.

No you can't bec. dairy products cause mucus production

1. If it comes in contact with an open wound, the body part of your wound will slowly become cheese (usually of the Swiss variety, although there have been reports of cheddar limbs)

2. If ingested, your internal organs will slowly dissolve until they reach a cottage cheese consistency. Don't worry though, you won't die. Just swallow some crackers and you'll be everyone's favorite snack at your next party!

No.

If you heat it slowly and don't let it boil it should work.

When serving eggs in a buffet setting put them over ice to keep them cool. Doing so will also prevent discoloration.

If it is made up of plastic or glass, yes, it is recyclable.

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No, dairy products are not used to make cream sherry, the word 'cream'in this case refers to the drinks smoothness.

Cream cheese or butter, for example