Cheese real or fake? Check with these tips, otherwise you will fall ill after eating adulterated food.

The festive season has started. People have started shopping for Diwali. Various types of dishes are also prepared during festivals. In such a situation, adulterators have also become active in the market. On such occasions, people consume a lot of cheese in their homes and this is the time when people even buy fake cheese from the market. Let us know in this news the difference between real and fake cheese…

Difference between real and fake cheese
The taste of real paneer is slightly creamy, but if you notice a different taste after eating it, then you may be confused. Actually, Paneer is made from milk so its taste will be like milk. At the same time, if the milk does not taste good then the cheese may be fake. Mash the cheese pieces with your hands, if it turns brown then understand that your cheese is fake. Real cheese will not turn brown when crushed. At the same time, the texture of fake cheese will be hard to touch and completely rubbery. Real paneer will be soft and spongy.

While buying cheese, press it lightly and check whether it is soft or hard, this will reveal the real fake cheese. If you are buying packaged paneer and not loose paneer from the market, then definitely read the details written on its package. Real cheese is made from milk and lemon juice or vinegar. If anything else is added to it then the cheese will definitely be fake. Real cheese has a slight smell of milk. If there is any strange smell coming from the cheese then it means that it has been adulterated.

Take a small piece of cheese and boil it in water for 5 minutes. Take it out in a plate and let it cool. Now put a few drops of iodine tincture on it. If the color of paneer turns blue, it means that it has been made by mixing it with milk. Real cheese tastes like milk and melts in your mouth. If the taste of the cheese is synthetic or does not melt in the mouth, it may be fake. Take a small piece of cheese and cook it on fire. If the cheese burns and smoke starts coming out, then it is fake.

(Disclaimer: The information given here is based on home remedies and general information.)

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