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cheese triangle- use in recipes?

for eg. could i make a pasta sauce using some? do they melt down?
any other ideas please?

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  • PasturesNew
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    The short answer is yes. You can.... but, depending on the brand, the melting properties vary a little, so you need to see how it goes and expect it might take a little longer to melt down than what you expected (i.e. immediately).

    Primula is better as it's meltier.... but if cheese triangles are what you've got in your hand then that's of no use to know :)
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