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Old Wed, Mar-31-04, 12:20
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Default Velveeta a soft cheese?

In another thread, I saw someone include Velveeta with the soft cheeses that are a no no for Induction (i.e., ricotta, cottage, farmer's, etc.). Can someone enlighten me? I know Velveeta is a processed cheese and is soft in texture but just didn't know it was an Induction no no.
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