Vegetarian Parmesan
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It's so damned hard to find! Anyone know a good mail-order supplier?
I'll probably end up buying some from Twynham Grange but they're fairly expensive and the delivery charges are huge.
Any other suggestions of where to get it from?
I'll probably end up buying some from Twynham Grange but they're fairly expensive and the delivery charges are huge.
Any other suggestions of where to get it from?
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I'm not the veggie, my wife is.
PC - funny, 'cos all the Sainsburys we've been to in the last 6-8 months have stopped doing it. Mind you, it'd probably be cheaper for you to buy a load from your Sainsburys, add a little margin on, and post it up to me here, than it is to buy direct from Twyneham Grange (check the postage on their site, you'll see what I mean).
James - I don't get you? What sort of arrangement?
PC - funny, 'cos all the Sainsburys we've been to in the last 6-8 months have stopped doing it. Mind you, it'd probably be cheaper for you to buy a load from your Sainsburys, add a little margin on, and post it up to me here, than it is to buy direct from Twyneham Grange (check the postage on their site, you'll see what I mean).
James - I don't get you? What sort of arrangement?
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Hmm, not sure we can condone rennet sharing!
Isn't rennet just the bacteria from the animal's stomach (rather than the stomach itself) which ferments the milk products into cheese (similar to 'live' yogurts and the like) ?
http://biology.clc.uc.edu/Fankhauser/Cheese/Rennet/Rennet.html
Do vegetarians try to avoid eating bacteria?
Isn't rennet just the bacteria from the animal's stomach (rather than the stomach itself) which ferments the milk products into cheese (similar to 'live' yogurts and the like) ?
http://biology.clc.uc.edu/Fankhauser/Cheese/Rennet/Rennet.html
Do vegetarians try to avoid eating bacteria?
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TBH, I've absolutely no idea, not being veggie myself. Frankly, the idea of spending the rest of my life without eating a bacon sandwich sounds totally inhumane to me.
However, I do know that any product containing parmesan with rennet in it is not counted as Suitable for Vegetarians by the Veggie Society, so there must be something in it.
Anyway, apparently there's another Sainsburys store (a big SavaCentre the other side of Edinburgh) which might still stock the stuff, so we may be alright afterall.
However, I do know that any product containing parmesan with rennet in it is not counted as Suitable for Vegetarians by the Veggie Society, so there must be something in it.
Anyway, apparently there's another Sainsburys store (a big SavaCentre the other side of Edinburgh) which might still stock the stuff, so we may be alright afterall.
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LOL. You plonker.
Wouldn't work anyway, 'cos just removing the rennet still leaves the cheese 'contaminated'. It'd be like serving up a bacon sandwich, taking away the bacon, and declaring the roll vegetarian.
Wouldn't work anyway, 'cos just removing the rennet still leaves the cheese 'contaminated'. It'd be like serving up a bacon sandwich, taking away the bacon, and declaring the roll vegetarian.
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Simon, thanks for that. We should be okay, as we've now found a Sainsburys which stocks the veggie stuff in Edinburgh.
I'll give you a call if we need any cheese though.
I'll give you a call if we need any cheese though.
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