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@contentandwell

@imallears There is no lactose in aged cheese so the hard cheeses like Parmesan and Romano are fine for those of us who are lactose intolerant. Apparently the lactose is in the whey and that drops out during the aging. I can eat them, plus aged cheddar, Swiss, and some aged blue cheeses.
I miss being able to have a caprese salad though, goat cheese, and ricotta.
JK

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@cotentandwell
Hi,
I forgot that , thanks. I’ll try to find my zero calorie Parmesan recipe this weekend.

FLMary

@contentandwell I must be lactose intolerant because I cant do dairy but hard cheese I can . When I do dairy my tinnitus sounds like a swarm of bumblebees in my ear. And I do Almond milk