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I’m a Wisconsin girl so I like to think that I know cheese. It
is one of the products the state is well known for and is
something I grew up eating quite often, especially during the
holidays. That was because we used to receive a 5-pound block of
cheese every year as a Christmas present. Five pounds of cheese
was a lot of cheese to eat, even for a family like ours who
loved cheese but since we were usually given cheddar cheese I
didn’t mind. Cheddar was my favorite cheese when I was a child
and is still my favorite kind of cheese. Most cheese curds (at
least the ones made in Wisconsin) are a cheddar cheese product.
And even though the name suggests they might be a “less than
tasty” item, they are delicious! Cheddar cheese curds are
basically what cheddar cheese is before it is pressed into a
block and aged (cheddar cheese you see in your grocery store is
aged - usually at least 60 days and up to several years). It’s a
very fresh product (think baby cheese or newborn cheese!) and it
tastes incomparable when eaten as soon after being made as possible. In
my opinion cheese curds taste matchless the same day they are made
but that’s not an option for a lot of people. I’m lucky enough
to live near several cheese factories that make cheese curds so
I go purchase them on the days they make them.

Cheese curds are available in several flavors. Although the
traditional yellow/orange cheese curds are the most popular and
most widely available I’ve also seen and tried white cheddar
cheese curds in addition to the following flavors: garlic, dill,
jalapeno (they have a “kick” to them), Cajun (also have a “kick”
to them), pesto, chipotle, and paprika. Cheese curds have a
smooth texture. Plain cheese curds have a mild salty flavor.
They come in their natural shape and form which is small random
chunks.

Although most cheese curds are made from cheddar cheese, colby,
mozzarella, and monterey jack cheese curds are available.

Although “fresh” cheese curds may be available at your local
supermarket, it’s likely they are at least a week old by that
time. Because cheese curds are a fresh cheese product they do
start to lose their flavor fairly quickly. Cheese curds are leading
if eaten within a week of being made. If you don’t have the
luxury of going directly to a cheese factory to buy fresh cheese
curds order them online or by phone from a cheese factory that
ships them the same day they make them. You’ll be glad you went
to the trouble of ordering the freshest curds possible.

One fun thing about cheese curds is that they “squeak.” A fresh
cheese curd will make a squeaky noise while you’re eating it.
That’s one of the reasons why kids love to eat cheese curds.

Besides eating them fresh, another tasty way to eat a cheese
curd is to deep-fry it (and yes, a deep-fried cheese curd is
definitely not a “health food”). You can purchase special batter
mixes made especially for cheese curds, but a general purpose
batter mix like Golden Dipt All Purpose Batter Mix (made by
McCormick) works fine. But personally, my favorite type of
batter for deep fried cheese curds is a beer batter (can you
tell I’m from Wisconsin?).

If you haven’t had the opportunity to taste a cheese curd yet, I
highly recommend trying them. Even if you are not a huge fan of
cheese, you’ll probably like cheese curds because they a fresh,
mild-tasting product. Happy eating!

About the author:

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including cheese
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Summer is about to be in full swing, and it’s that time when
everyone wants to look impressive in their “lack” of clothing.
While I can’t promise you that you’ll achieve a fitness model
body, I can at least give you some simple but important tips in
achieving a leaner physique. Listen up! Behavioral changes
guarantee your success - not just knowledge alone. You may
already have drawn out your road map with your nutritional plan
and your workouts, so take that strategy and ACT on it. Stay
motivated and consistently remind yourself of your fitness goal.
Here are 11 basic tips to get you jumpstarted!

1. CUT THE SIMPLE CARBS. It’s unfortunate that the majority of
society is a “carb junkie.” This especially applies to
overweight individuals critically because their bodies struggle with
insulin sensitivity. Our body absolutely needs carbohydrates,
but one has to learn to appropriately reverse the ratio of
simple carbs (high glycemic) to complex carbs (low glycemic).
Most importantly reducing total sugar intake. Having a positive
ratio of complex to simple carbs will allow the body to regulate
blood sugar levels, burn greater fat as fuel, and ultimately lose
greater weight.

2. EAT SMALLER, MORE FREQUENT MEALS. Smaller, frequent feedings
about every 3-4 hours prevents your blood sugar levels from
spiking dramatically throughout the day. This helps your
hormones stay in check, while regulating hunger as well.
Ultimately, it helps elevate metabolism, it’s easier on your
digestive system, and it can eventually provide you with innumerable
energy throughout the day.

3. CONSUME MORE FUNCTIONAL FATS. Essential fatty acids, such as
omega-6 and omega-3 consumed in appropriate ratios of 2:1 or
better yet at 1:1 will allow the body to regulate your hormones,
calm down inflammation, and stabilize blood sugar levels. This
eventually leads to greater fat loss. So suck it up, and buy
your fish and flax oils at your local health food store.

4. DOWN THAT WATER. Water is often overlooked, but it’s the
number one nutrient for our body to survive. Staying hydrated
aids with digestion, curbs your appetite, and flushes our
metabolic waste. Make sure to get in at least 64 oz per day.

5. INCREASE FIBER INTAKE. This nutrient keeps food moving along
your gastrointestinal tract, and like water, it aids in flushing
metabolic waste. It also helps capitaltain consistent energy
levels, slows the rate of carbohydrate digestion, which
stabilizes blood sugar levels.

6. ABSTAIN FROM ALCOHOL. Not only is alcohol estrogenic
(negatively affects testosterone for men), can lead to fat gain,
and has a whopping nutrition-empty 7 calories per gram, but it
takes precedence over fat metabolism when introduced into the
body. Alcohol actually shuts down the fat burning mechanism for
up to 48 hours, so avoid it as much as possible.

7. SPICY METABOLISM. Incorporating a variety of spices in your
foods such as curry, cayenne pepper, cinnamon and certain herbs
may help boost your metabolism. Spices also help with
stabilizing blood sugar levels.

8. COMBINE WEIGHT TRAINING WITH YOUR CARDIO. While aerobic
activity may burn a great deal of calories, especially when
chieftained at a high intensity, you’ll achieve greater success
by combining it with resistance training. This is because proper
resistance training stresses all of your muscles fiber types
(Type 1 and Type 2). When you stress your muscles efficiently,
you either centraltain and strengthen your current muscle mass or
you even gain some. For every pound of muscle you gain it
equates to 50 extra calories you can burn per day. So remember
to hit the weights at least three times per week along with your
cardio.

9. SLOW DOWN YOUR EATING. No one truly gets to sit down and have
a nice relaxing meal nowadays, especially with our busy
schedules. Learning and realizing to slow down the pace at which
we eat prevents compulsive overeating and assists our digestion.
It takes at least 20 minutes between the time you’re full and
when your brain actually realizes it. Slowing your eating will
also allow you to enjoy your meal.

10. WATCH FOR FOOD ALLERGIES. Many people are allergic to dairy
and wheat products. Being sensitive to these two food categories
have been shown to cause weight gain. If you’re consuming a diet
high in refined foods, these sensitivities become in addition evident.
This causes digestive problems such as bloating, stomach pain,
and water retention. If you’re not sure you may want to consider
an allergy test.

11. GET YOUR ANTIOXIDANTS. Getting your daily dose of
antioxidants from either a good multi-vitamin, a specific
antioxidant supplement combination, or even a healthy
combination of fruits and vegetables is important for combating
toxins held in fat cells. Antioxidants such as vitamins A, C, E,
polyphenols in green tea, etc. help your body reduce the time
that toxins stay in your system.

So there it is - 11 basic tips to help you achieve a healthier
and leaner physique. It’s never to late to take action. Have fun
and enjoy the summer!

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