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Bookmark or Share- Yellow vs. White Cheddar: Tillamook Explains the Difference“The simple difference between white and yellow cheddar,” explains Allen, “is the addition of the natural ingredient annatto to color the cheese.” In general, white cheddar is made with the ingredients milk, cultures, salt, and enzymes. Yellow cheddar has all the same ingredients plus annatto.
- Cheddar cheese - WikipediaCheddar cheese (or simply cheddar) is a natural cheese that is relatively hard, off-white (or orange if colourings such as annatto are added), and sometimes sharp-tasting. It originates from the English village of Cheddar in Somerset, South West England. [1]
- What is White Cheddar? Unveiling Its True Colors - Cheese OriginWhat is White Cheddar? White Cheddar, a beloved classic in the cheese world, hails from the quaint English village of Cheddar in Somerset. Its creamy off-white hue is the natural color of the cheese, free from the annatto dye that gives its orange counterpart its vibrant tone.
- White Vs. Orange Cheddar Cheese: What's The Difference? - Southern LivingWhat's The Difference Between Orange And White Cheddar? Fortunately, the Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin have provided us with the answers on the question of color. Though the color can vary some, Cheddar is naturally a light, creamy yellow, and not bright orange.
- Discover White Cheddar - Wisconsin CheeseWhite cheddar doesn't need any orange coloring – it's secure in its white-to-yellow color variations, the result of milk produced by cows eating different diets in different seasons. And white cheddar knows that no matter the color, its sharp, pungent flavor will always win the day.
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