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Coming from Brazil, this product has the name of
Cream Cheese because it is a cheese made from the dairy paste
already curdled, without whey and squeezed.
Its manufacture process demands high temperature that promotes the
fusion of paste enriched with milky cream.
There are two kinds of cream cheese: the creamy, usually presented
in glasses and the cookery presented in pots, tubes and buckets.
While the cream cheese has a higher tenor of humidity, the cookery
cheese can be cut and is very resistant to high temperatures of
ovens and stoves.
The Tirolez cream cheese in pot is the cookery kind, but it is also
made for use in breakfast.
The light cream cheese is a product made from the already coagulated
dairy paste, without whey and squeezed, and it can also aggregate
matured cheese.
Its manufacture process demands high temperature that promote the
fusion of paste enriched with milky cream.
It is good for pizzas, stuff for pasta, rissoles, patty and to
spread on the bread!
Nutritional Information
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Portion of 30g |
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Amount per portion |
% VD (*) |
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Calories |
80Kcal |
3% |
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Carbohydrates |
0g |
0% |
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Proteins |
2g |
4% |
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Total Fat |
8g |
10% |
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Saturated Fat |
5g |
20% |
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Trans Fat |
0 |
- |
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Cholesterol |
20mg |
7% |
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Dietary Fiber |
0g |
0% |
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Calcium |
170mg |
21% |
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Iron |
0g |
0% |
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Sodium |
330mg |
12% |
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(*) Daily amounts for a 2,500 calories diet |
Commercial Information
Ingredients
Pasteurized skim milk, milky cream, stabilizing
for melted cheese and cream cheese, powder milk, protein
concentrated of milk whey, dairy yeast, salt and nisina conservative.
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