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Anything one can add to home-grated sharp cheddar to keep it "fluffy?"
My wife likes store-bought grated cheese, I prefer my grass-fed cheddar so I grated an entire block, wasn't much, today, and put it in a gallon zip-top bag in the refrigerator. Mine is already not so "fluffy". Cornstrach, flour, some sort of OK-but-sounds-terrible chemical they use in food processing? Guesses are fine, but if someone actually has a real-world answer, that's what I'm looking for. Thanks in advance. -S- |
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