Yuck - Tofu Coagulated Bean Curd

Bretrick

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Coagulate - to cause to become viscous or thickened by adding vinegar....or calcium and magnesium chlorides and sulfates.
Only someone like Little Miss Muffet, sitting on her Tuffet, would like to eat her curds and whey.....(the watery part of milk that remains after the formation of curds.)
 

Yuck - Tofu Coagulated Bean Curd

Coagulate - to cause to become viscous or thickened by adding vinegar....or calcium and magnesium chlorides and sulfates.
Only someone like Little Miss Muffet, sitting on her Tuffet, would like to eat her curds and whey.....(the watery part of milk that remains after the formation of curds.)

LOL! 🤣 I don't particularly like tofu. In fact, I avoid soy products.

Although I ate it a few times years ago, I never liked it. Once a little friend asked me, "What's tofu?" I told him, "Toefoo is the stuff that's stuck between your toes!" His reaction...
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Umm...there's no vinegar in tofu. There are many types of coagulants, but vinegar and lemon juice make a gritty, sour curd if mixed with soy milk. That's why calcium salts are used instead. It creates a smooth-textured, neutral curd.

As my mother was fond of saying, "If you don't like a food, it's probably because you never had it cooked properly." I've found over the decades that almost always, she was right.
 


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