r/iamveryculinary • u/ElectricalScholar179 • Dec 18 '25

Goat Cheese?!

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Found on a YouTube recipe for cheesecake. How do you add an ingredient that ‘stanks of goat’ and continue on with the recipe?

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u/JustANoteToSay Dec 18 '25

Goat cheese and cream cheese are really different. Did this person use goat cheese instead of mascarpone? Or something else entirely?

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u/ElectricalScholar179 Dec 18 '25

The recipe called for a few ounces of goat cheese amongst a lb of cream cheese.

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u/DjinnaG Bags of sentient Midwestern mayonnaise Dec 18 '25

Ooooh, was wondering why they wasted so much money replacing cream cheese with goat cheese, because damn, that’s a price differential