Curd

ferike1

Can you buy curd anywhere in Dublin??

Much appreciated!

Hanley

ferike1 wrote: »

Can you buy curd anywhere in Dublin??

Much appreciated!

Cottage cheese?

ferike1

Yeah but not the minging kind like in Lidl.

Where do you get your cottage cheese.

Also is there anywhere to get proper 100% unpastuerised whole milk?

Gummy Panda

ferike1 wrote: »

Yeah but not the minging kind like in Lidl.

Where do you get your cottage cheese.

Also is there anywhere to get proper 100% unpastuerised whole milk?

Try marks & spencers cottage cheese.

I thought supermarkets aren't allowed to sell unpastuerised milk

ferike1

Sadly, probably not in Ireland

I will give M&S a go

They make fantastic cottage cheese in Budapest, its called Turo, I know how to make it but I need Raw milk to do that. The standard store bought milk stuff doesn't separate in curds and whey properly. There is a shop down the road here that sells the raw milk and its amazing, love the stuff.

Anyway I will try M&S and the Polish shops for turo. M&S also do a kind of ultra creamy milk, might try my hand with that.

gymtime

why do u want curd?!! is this a part of your IF?!!! Yuk!!

ferike1

I eat Turo/cottage cheese/curd whatever you want to call it everyday here, not so much part of IF, just part of my diet. Good source of protein and its dirt cheap. Mix it with fruit or jam and I love it!

If its too expensive in M&S or whatever I can get in Ireland tastes like sh*t, I will go back to making yoghurt.

Gummy Panda

ferike1 wrote: »

Anyway I will try M&S and the Polish shops for turo. M&S also do a kind of ultra creamy milk, might try my hand with that.

Gold top is the creamiest one IIRC

ferike1

Gold top?

Hanley

ferike1 wrote: »

Gold top?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOFAnpb8I3E

Gummy Panda

ferike1 wrote: »

Gold top?

The foil top is gold. It's channel island milk with a high fat content

ferike1

Cheers. I will look for it.

Hanley, as always your contribution is much appreciated.

arse..biscuits

I believe it's against some retarded law to sell raw milk to consumers in Ireland. If you approach a cattle farmer, they will sort you out. I was talking to a farmer from Manor Kilbride, he said he gets lots of people coming for raw milk, a lot of Nigerians apparently.

DM-BM

http://www.rawmilkireland.com/

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Raw-Milk-Ireland/173773186009649

wyndham

The Hungarian Shop on Parnell St not sell Turo?

GreeBo

You can get fresh curds in Ireland?
No whey!


/i'll just get my coat.

Mellor

ferike1 wrote: »

I eat Turo/cottage cheese/curd whatever you want to call it everyday here, not so much part of IF, just part of my diet. Good source of protein and its dirt cheap. Mix it with fruit or jam and I love it!

I asked a hungarian workmate about turo there. They said its sometiems translated as cottage cheese but thats a mistake. Both are curds but very different in how they are made.

Turo cheese on wikipedia redirects to quark, which is another curd cheese. That should be easier to find.

ferike1

Will look for that.

Cheers Mellor. Never thought to look it up in English.

Dathai

I got Quark Yogurt from Aldi and Lidl before. Same stuff they sell in Germany and Holland. It's really nice!

deadlybuzzman

I got quark in asda last year. I cant remember what it tastes like but even if I liked it Im not a reliable guide as Ill eat any old ****e thats high in protein!

RobAMerc

you can get quark in dunnes. 2 types from what I remember.