cheddar | “Cheddar, It Isn’t;” Dairy Alternatives and Food Labeling Laws

If a food’s packaging says it has cheese, what does that really mean? In some cases, no cheese at all.

If a food’s packaging says it has cheese, what does that really mean? In some cases, no cheese at all. Pete Hardin, editor of the Milkweed, talks to contributor Bert Zipperer about dairy alternatives and food labeling enforcement. Feature contributor Britta Wellenstein brings us this episode of Mondays with the Milkweed.

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