Definition of cream cheese
: a mild soft unripened cheese made from whole sweet milk enriched with cream
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Think potato latkes in a waffle iron and Hatch chile cream cheese.
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The fragrance of the leaves also constitutes the flavor for drinks, jams and cream cheese.
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There better be benedictine For a true Bluegrass state classic, pick up some benedictine, a cucumber and cream cheese spread invented by Louisvillian and cookbook author Jennie Benedict more than a hundred years ago.
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Asian influences extended even more openly to tuna marejada, essentially an uncut sashimi roll of bright red tuna with avocado and cream cheese anointed with soy sauce.
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But the most popular bagel and cream cheese combination?
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Add cream cheese and beat until fully incorporated and smooth.
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Add cream cheese and butter and pulse until large crumbs form.
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The bakery-café chain went ahead with the recall after samples of one type of 2-ounce cream cheese from a single production day tested positive for the presence of Listeria monocytogenes, Panera said Sunday in its announcement.
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First Known Use of cream cheese
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CREAM CHEESE Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of cream cheese for English Language Learners
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: a soft white cheese made from milk and cream
CREAM CHEESE Defined for Kids
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Definition of cream cheese for Students
: a soft white cheese made from whole milk enriched with cream
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