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Homemade Velveeta Recipe

January 14, 2014Cristina WestLeave a Comment

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We are often in need of a good, smooth, and creamy cheese, whether for a particular recipe or simply on its own! Commercial Velveeta cheese is stuffed with odd ingredients that are detrimental to your health. This homemade Velveeta cheese is made with gelatin, a health-boosting ingredient, and tastes even better than its inspiration. You can enjoy this fresh recipe without cringing at what’s inside!

“This weekend I made Velveeta. Maybe that’s not what you were expecting to hear. But I did it, and I did it with less than 5 ingredients, and only using real, whole food ingredients. Real Velveeta, of course, isn’t even cheese, it’s a “Pasteurized Prepared Cheese Product.” The fact that it’s found on a shelf next to the pasta rather than in a refrigerator with other dairy products has always disturbed me. So, a real food diet means goodbye Velveeta. But you have to admit, it melts like nothing else, and that’s why we all love it.

In my Homemade Velveeta, I got to use one of my favorite ingredients: grass-fed gelatin. I talk about grass-fed gelatin on my blog and Facebook page quite often. I’ve used it in my recipes forHomemade Fruit Snacks and Real Deal Marshmallows. Grass-fed gelatin is a wonderful source of natural collagen, which means it makes hair, skin, and nails healthy. It’s also good for a healthy gut; when you hear people talking about bone broth for gut healing, the natural gelatin in that broth is one of the main things they’re after. I love finding ways to incorporate grass-fed gelatin!”

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Cristina West

Cristina West is an organic wife who likes to ferment "weird" things like water kefir, kombucha, and sauerkraut, because they provide good bacteria for the gut. She buys local, pastured chicken and grass-fed beef, because it's sustainable as well as good for you. She lovingly bakes bread using heirloom wheats like spelt and einkorn because they haven't been hybridized to be so hard to digest. She makes everything from scratch, and blogs at http://anorganicwife.com

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