Cream Cheese and turkey

Posted on: Tue, 06/05/2007 - 12:01pm
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What brand of cream cheese and turkey do you use?

Posted on: Tue, 06/05/2007 - 12:40pm
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Hi we use Philidelphia cream cheese and Hillshire Farms, Oscar meyer and butterball(I think). Haven't had a problem so far, but I know the cream cheese does have the tree nuts in some of them.

Posted on: Tue, 06/05/2007 - 12:52pm
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Yeah I was thinking about the Philly cream cheese, they do have nut flavored ones, and Krafts (I think that's who makes it?) labeling annoys me.

Posted on: Tue, 06/05/2007 - 1:29pm
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Horizon Organic is nut free and made in a nut free facility
Organic Valley is NOT nut free and every other brand that I tried coul dnot guarantee nut free status.

Posted on: Tue, 06/05/2007 - 2:25pm
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We use Fry's brand (The other name for Kroger) cream cheese. I remember not wanting to buy the Philiphedia cream cheese, I think because of something about Smuckers and peanut butter but I can't remember my reason. I would like to buy Phildephia brand again though so if my confused logic is off... please let me know!
Andrea

Posted on: Tue, 06/05/2007 - 9:24pm
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Quote:Originally posted by ahensley:
[b]We use Fry's brand (The other name for Kroger) cream cheese. I remember not wanting to buy the Philiphedia cream cheese, I think because of something about Smuckers and peanut butter but I can't remember my reason. I would like to buy Phildephia brand again though so if my confused logic is off... please let me know!
Andrea[/b]
I'm not sure what you mean about Smuckers and PB. Philadelphia is owned by Kraft, Smucker's is a separate company, which owns other brands as well (such as the Pilsbury mixes). A lot of people here don't trust Kraft. I don't like their labeling, so if I can find a comparable product by a brand I like better, I'll get the other brand. But when Kraft has the only product of that type I want, I'll get it. I do buy Phili cream cheese. I'm pretty sure that someone posted on another thread, quite some time ago, that the brick cream cheese is on a separate line from the flavored ones.
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Posted on: Wed, 06/06/2007 - 2:59am
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I use Trader Joe's whipped - it's $1.69 (I think) for a tub and they confirmed no nuts in the facility and it's better tasting IMO than Philly whose safety is questionable IMO.
For turkey I think we use Butterball - I also use a lot of Jeanneo (sp?) turkey products and have spoken to them and been assured that they do not use any nuts.

Posted on: Wed, 06/06/2007 - 3:00am
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I wanted to add that I do use the Philly blocks of cream cheese (and the lower fat one) and Kroger too - I have never seen a nut version of those - but I haven't checked on them either.

Posted on: Wed, 06/06/2007 - 5:24am
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I wanted to add that we don't have a Trader Joe's or Kroger here. We do have a HyVee, Fareway and Walmart.

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