Thread: Can't give up cheese

xJimx wrote: redneck wrote: See I could give a hoot less about animal rights so this won't work.....I do not think they get rights..... I don't want to start a big debate or argument or anything Mate you're either trolling or incredibly naive. Have you checked the name of this website I wonder? So you're from Wisconsin? And? I'm from a family of dairy farmers yet I can assure you that Talyn is right &...

Wow, thank you Sarah. That is encouraging to hear. Thank you for your support. _________________ Victoria Congruence is key to living a life of true happiness...

redneck wrote: Any advice on how to fight the cravings? Yeah. Imagine the cows being pumped full of drugs and violated by machines, day in, day out, to keep the milk flowing. Works for me.

ok, so maybe I didn't word that right. I don't eat cheese replacements, for the same reason that I don't eat meat replacements (like soy deli meat, for example). I don't think of cheese or meat as food, and when I eat a cheeseless pizza (delish) and I'm with others, I think that's a nice way of reinforcing that these foods don't have a place in my diet. Didn't mean to come across like an a-hole, for...

Gelert wrote: i found out from jemmyducks yesterday that milk contains casomorphine, which is just as addictive as morphine (it's "designed" to make the calves come back to their mothers to feed) It actually gets concentrated during the cheese making process, so no wonder its so addictive! A big thanks from me to jimmy about this info, I never even knew. Also, does anyone have any more info on this stuff? Wiki only has about a...

Whole Foods where? I live in the States and go to Whole Foods near me all the time and don't see it. _________________ rational romantic mystic cynical idealist.

Well I know Whole Foods in California and Arizona have it and from what I heard it was in other markets. I had to ask because they weren't really promoting it at my local WF. But then they started selling little tubs of it shredded too for like $3, one was enough to make a good size homemade pizza. I would just ask around, I would think a market like Boston would pick it up too. Here in AZ I can get one of there surfboard pizzas with...

Oh and Rinotta cheese, is made from nuts, and is delicious (again have not eaten cooked foods in forever, and my body is so glad I don't, but just giving advice) _________________ ~Mitakuye Oyasin~

well iv been vegan for most of this year and still only get the odd craving for cheese.... and i used to be a complete cheese ADDICT!!! deffo agree with previous poster that its addictive. i would have gone vegan long ago if not for cheese. it used to be- pizza on friday nights (with extra cheese), cheese ploughmans sandwiches, macaroni cheese, and i could sit and munch through a block of cheese as a snack- especially edam or feta! but...

Another vote for Redwood's Cheezly here. Brilliant stuff. The melty one is excellent on pizzas and the cheddar one fantastic in cheese sauce.