Urban Cheesecraft
Dairy Free Cheese Kit - Mozzarella, Cheddar, Brie
Vegan · Paleo · Allergy-friendly
You can create and enjoy your own delicious, plant-based cheese wheels in 30 minutes or less. Making your cheese at home allows you to customize and use ingredients and flavors you love. Add hot peppers, basil, scallions, kimchi, sriracha, or any other bits or condiments you enjoy.
- Made in Portland, Oregon
- Instructions are printed on the inside of the box
- Can be used to make plant-based brie, cheddar, herbed mozzarella, or balls of classic mozzarella
- Customize with your choice of pantry ingredients
- Dairy-free, gluten-free, soy-free, nut-free, vegan, paleo, and non-GMO
- No soy, grains, gluten, nuts, or carrageenan
- Makes three wheels. Each wheel measures about 1.5 cups
Made in the USA
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Includes:
Three pre-blended packets, one pouch of quick-set agar powder, instructions (printed on the inside of the box)
Dimensions:
5" x 5" x 2"
Weight:
0.5 lb
Materials:
Quick-set agar powder: Cheddar: Gluten-free tapioca flour (cassava root), nutritional yeast flakes, dehydrated onion, ground mustard seed, organic smoked paprika, vegan lactic acid, sea salt; Herbed Mozzarella: Gluten-free tapioca flour (cassava root), nutritional yeast flakes, dehydrated garlic, Italian herb blend, vegan lactic acid, sea salt; Brie or Classic Mozzarella: Gluten-free tapioca flour (cassava root), nutritional yeast flakes, dehydrated garlic, ground mustard seed, ground white pepper, dehydrated porcini mushrooms, vegan lactic acid, sea salt
Care:
Store in a dry pantry
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