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I bought a can from Amazon to make DH mac and cheese.  It sounded like such a good idea, now I need some other uses for this stuff.  Simple, please.

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Great on popcorn.  I give the popcorn a couple of spritzes of butter Pam first so it'll stick.  I put it in a shaker and sprinkle it on

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I have some that I sprinkle on popcorn. How about cauliflower and broccoli. Baked potatoes too. And if you airfry frozen fries , put that on them  as well.

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POPCORN! So yummy, my favorite.

Also,  with butter drizzled over green beans, peas or broccoli.

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@depglass 

 

Well, if you tried the suggestions above, it's about time to buy a second jar.   

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I buy the shakers of various cheese powders at Aldi.  I like to shake cheese powder in my cornbread batter instead of real shredded cheese.

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Is the powdered cheese less caloric than the actual chunk or slice of cheese ?

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My sharp cheddar real cheese is 110 calories for a 1" cube, one ounce.  The powder is 70 calories for 2 Tbls.  I just opened it, it's very fine, like cake flour.  The taste is fantastic.  I was convinced to buy it becaue it was originally marketed as King Arthur.  I'm not a baker, but I know that company has an excellent reputation.  Friday night is popcorn night, so cheese popcorn it is !  What would I do without this board?

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I buy the Hoosier Hill Farm brand of cheddar cheese powder at Amazon.  It makes everything I add it to taste better.

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@depglass   A little of that powder goes a long way.  Two Tbsp would choke a horse.

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