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how does your stomach handle mozarella? (I think it's the cheese closest to curd form) -- nm
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Beryllium
Ah, but it's not curd. I can deal with it on pizza but not any other form. -- nm
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CovingtonCat
Feb 13 '10, 17:00
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reading wikipedia, it sounds like mozza *is* curd, just with a slightly different pH level -- nm
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Beryllium
Feb 13, 17:03
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Mozzarella nummy buffalo cheese -- nm
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Danedukenuuk
Feb 13, 17:07
Is the cheese on poutine cooked? As in melted like on a pizza?
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CovingtonCat
Feb 13, 17:05
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It's put on raw and melts with the heat of the fries and gravy -- nm
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Roger More
Feb 13, 17:07
it's all gooey. -- nm
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loosilu
Feb 13, 17:06
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