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9. A small piece of cheese: finish rather than fill
Grate a suitable cheese over pasta, a baked potato or a vegetable skillet. A modest piece can contribute flavor without needing to become the main filling in a new recipe. Choose a use that fits the cheese: a firm grating cheese and a soft spread behave differently.
Follow its package storage advice and use clean utensils. Don’t treat all cheeses as having the same rules when mold or spoilage appears. If you’re unsure whether a particular product is safe, discard it or check reliable product-specific guidance. Heating it isn’t a general solution to questionable storage.
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