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Baru baru ni saya mencuba recipe Walnut Cheese Brownies dari blog Resipi Citarasawan. Untuk resipi dari Kak Wan sila click di sini. Tapi hari ni saya bukan nak bercerita tentang resipi ni... Resipi ni memang sedap, dan untuk penggemar brownies di luar sana, sila lah cuba resipi ni. Sedap, memang sedap.
Hari ni saya nak bercerita tentang cheese. Mula2 tu rasa seronok sebab bahan2 semua ada. Bila saya tengok stock cream cheese dalam fridge, Ya Allah, ada tiga bungkus cheese yang dah expired. Nasib baik ada satu block cheese yang belom expire, so boleh lah saya meneruskan kerja2 membuat brownies tu.....
Saya rasa satu pembaziran terpaksa buang cheese yang dah expire tu. Jadikan ini satu pengajaran, lain kali jgn beli banyak2 dan simpan dalam fridge. Ini kena selalu check stock dalam fridge dan pantry.....
Saya pun "google" untuk check jangka hayat cheese dan beberapa dairy products. Dairy products ni jangka hayat agak pendek. Bila say checked, rupa2nya sesetengah dari cheese ni masih boleh digunakan walaupun telah melebihi "expiry date" or "best before date".
Untuk mengetahui dengan lebih lanjut cara2 menyimpan dairy products dan mengenal pasti sama ada products tu masih selamat untuk di makan sila lawati laman web eatbydate.
Di sini saya lampirkan jadual jangka hayat untuk beberapa jenis cheese. Walaupun cheese telah mejangkau "best before date" teteapi masih belom berubah warna, tidak berbau, tidak berkulat dan masih lembut,
In Sya Allah, cheese tu masih boleh di gunakan.
Hard Cheeses
(Unopened)
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Fridge
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Freezer
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Past Printed Date
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Past Printed Date
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Hard Cheese (Parmesan, Asiago, Romano) lasts for
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2-4 Months
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6-8 Months
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Shredded Hard Cheese lasts for
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1-2 Month
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6-8 Months
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Semi-Hard Cheese Chunk (Cheddar, Swiss) lasts for
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1-2 Months
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6-8 Months
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Sliced Semi-Hard Cheese lasts for
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1 Month
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6-8 Months
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(Opened)
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Refrigerator
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Freezer
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Hard Cheese Chunk (Parmesan, Asiago, Romano) lasts for
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3-6 Weeks
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6-8 Months
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Shredded Hard Cheese lasts for
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3-4 Weeks
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6-8 Months
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Semi-Hard Cheese Chunk lasts for
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3-6 Weeks
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6-8 Months
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Sliced Semi-Hard Cheese lasts for
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2 Weeks
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6-8 Months
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Soft Cheeses
(Unopened)
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Refrigerator
|
Freezer
|
Past Printed Date
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Past Printed Date
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|
Brie Cheese lasts for
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1 Week
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–
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Mozzarella Cheese lasts for
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1-2 Weeks
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6 Months
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Feta Cheese lasts for
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1 Week
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–
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Monterey Jack Cheese lasts for
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1-2 Weeks
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6 Months
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Muenster Cheese lasts for
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1-2 Weeks
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–
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Havarti Cheese lasts for
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1-2 Weeks
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6 Months
|
Gorgonzola Cheese lasts for
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1-2 Weeks
|
–
|
Cream Cheese
(Unopened)
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Refrigerator
|
Freezer
|
Past Printed Date
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Past Printed Date
|
|
Cream Cheese (Foil Wrapped) lasts for
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3-4 Weeks
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2 Months
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Cream Cheese (Plastic Container) lasts for
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3-4 Weeks
|
–
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Flavored Cream Cheese lasts for
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3-4 Weeks
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–
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Reduced Fat Cream Cheese lasts for
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2-3 Weeks
|
–
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Neufchatel Cheese lasts for
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2-3 Weeks
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–
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(Opened)
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Refrigerator
|
Freezer
|
All Cream Cheese lasts for
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1-2 Weeks
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–
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Cottage Cheeses
(Unopened)
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Refrigerator
|
Freezer
|
Past Printed Date
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Past Printed Date
|
|
Cottage Cheese lasts for
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7-10 Days
|
3 Months
|
Ricotta Cheese lasts for
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7-10 Days
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3 Months
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(Opened)
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Refrigerator
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Freezer
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Cottage Cheese lasts for
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5-7 Days
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2-3 Months
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Ricotta Cheese lasts for
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5-7 Days
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2-3 Months
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