On Tue, 07 Feb 2006 00:06:55 GMT, CookieChick wrote:
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> "Nancy Young" > wrote in message
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> > "CookieChick" > wrote
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> >> What is a good substitute for the Fontina in a recipe? Its a cheesy
> >> pasta dish, and I have been unable to find Fontina in this tiny town. I
> >> have some extra aged cheddar, wondering if that would work? Any ideas,
> >> suggestions? Thank you 
> >
> > I would go with swiss to replace fontina.
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> > nancy
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> Thanks Nancy. I cannot stand Swiss though. Its just got something about it
> that makes me gag.
>
Don't even think about cheddar. Good substitutes for fontina are
mild, buttery and firm cheeses like Edam, Gouda or Bel Paese. Perhaps
you could tell us what you *can* find (and would eat)... then we could
be of better help.
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