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My Cardiologist said white cheeses, but no yellow cheeses.
Gives me an idea. Just a simple burger fatty with Asiago Cheese.
Maybe some dried tomaters... :rolleyes:
 
Yellow or Orange cheese... Hah!
Almost all cheese made that is yellow/orange is dyed with either natural annato or food dye.

Undyed yellow cheese, a very pale yellow, is the product of very high fat cows milk, usually from being fed on very high quality summer pastures.
There is practically zero of that now a days.

Dyeing cheese started all the way back in the 16th century, a way to fleece the public of their money for very desirable and supposedly higher fat content cheese.
And continues through today.
And most folks don't even realize that real cheese is white cheese.
 
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Yellow or Orange cheese... Hah!
Almost all cheese made that is yellow/orange is dyed with either natural annato or food dye.

Undyed yellow cheese, a very pale yellow, is the product of very high fat cows milk, usually from being fed on very high quality summer pastures.
There is practically zero of that now a days.

Dying cheese started all the way back in the 16th century, a way to fleece the public of their money for very desirable and supposedly higher fat content cheese.
And continues through today.
And most folks don't even realize that real cheese is white cheese.

" Hey @$$h©√£!",
Don't rock the boat!
At least I can get some cheese if it's "white".

LMAO!

I "cheat" every whicha way.
But in moderation.
The idea here is to have a "moderate" heart attack next time. :rolleyes:o_O ;)
 
My Cardiologist said white cheeses, but no yellow cheeses.
Gives me an idea. Just a simple burger fatty with Asiago Cheese.
Maybe some dried tomaters... :rolleyes:
I'd fire that doctor.
 
Yellow or Orange cheese... Hah!
Almost all cheese made that is yellow/orange is dyed with either natural annato or food dye.

Undyed yellow cheese, a very pale yellow, is the product of very high fat cows milk, usually from being fed on very high quality summer pastures.
There is practically zero of that now a days.

Dyeing cheese started all the way back in the 16th century, a way to fleece the public of their money for very desirable and supposedly higher fat content cheese.
And continues through today.
And most folks don't even realize that real cheese is white cheese.
Check out Kerrygold John. That is some high quality cheese :)
 
All cheese is whit till a die is added.
Not completely true, but true enough for 99.+% of commercially made cheeses.
As I stated, naturally pale yellow cheese does occur in some cheeses when made from very high fat content milk when grazed on prime pasture.
But yeah, yellow cheese has been being faked for literally hundreds of years.

That said, today I'll be buying a 2lb block of Aged Extra Sharp Cheddar that is damned near bright orange.
 
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