Neufchatel cheese hails from the Haute-Normandie region of France. It tastes, spreads and bakes a lot like regular cream cheese, but it has about one-third less fat per serving. Pair it with crackers for an appetizer you won’t see every day, or try substituting it for cream cheese on your next bagel.
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Organic Valley Cream Cheese and Neufchatel both have that signature, slightly tangy taste. Neufchatel is slightly less rich-tasting due to a lower fat content (about 30% less) than cream cheese. Many people consider Neufchatel to be reduced-fat cream cheese.
Neufchatel sounds like noof·shuh·tel.
Organic Valley Cream Cheese and Neufchatel Cheese are both "cultured" dairy products. First, a bacterial culture is added to a mixture of warmed organic milk and cream. The active culture converts lactose into lactic acid, which causes the cheese to form. "Culturing" cream and milk results in a premium quality cream cheese with finder flavor and consistency.
Organic Valley Cream Cheese and Neufchatel both have that signature, slightly tangy taste. Neufchatel is slightly less rich-tasting due to a lower fat content (about 30% less) than cream cheese. Many people consider Neufchatel to be reduced-fat cream cheese.
Both Organic Valley Cream Cheese and Neufchatel are available in 8 oz. bars and 8 oz. tubs for the retail shelf and 3 lb. blocks and "bag-in-box" available for foodservice.