Miyoko's Cinnamon Raisin Vegan Cheese Spread
This cultured cashew cream cheese is love at first bite. It brings creamy sweetness and spice to everything from bagels to celery.
This cultured cashew cream cheese is love at first bite. It brings creamy sweetness and spice to everything from bagels to celery.
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Miyoko's Cinnamon Raisin Vegan Cheese Spread Ingredients
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What is the main ingredient of Miyoko's Cinnamon Raisin Vegan Cheese Spread? cashew is used as the main ingredient and you can see other ingredients used to make this vegan cheese.
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Imagine my surprise finding something to replace 'cream cheese', especially one that would taste like cinnamon buns: except it doesn't.
I have been using Miyoko's cheese for quite some time: I have celiac's. And usually vegan cheese has gone miles farther than they used to in flavor, texture, and so forth. I even know how to make my own 'seed, or nut cheese.' I was hoping for something a little sweet with flavor of cinnamon and raisons. The reality?
It was sour. I could tastes the 'base cheese' flavor, no cinnamon flavor came through and never mind the raisons. I won't throw it out but will have to 'rework' it to taste: whole raisons, sweetener (probably monk fruit), and good cinnamon to make it taste like a typical 'frosting' style used for cinnamon toast or buns. I am not recommending this, nor the "lox" flavored sour cream (which is too strong in tarragon to taste anything else nuance in this cheese). We'll be sticking to their butter and other products that taste clean and not over herbs, spiced or in this case, under whelming. Vegan food doesn't have to equate tasting awful!