Totally agree! Teese is for melting & sharp cheddar Sheese is for cracker topping!
Melisser | Homepage | 04.03.08 - 3:23 am | #

WOW! The teese looks TASTY! Can I get a slice of that pie? Out here in east-central Illinois we are a bit behind in faux cheese products...Tofutti and the like are plentiful but that's about it. However, the local co-op is getting sheese soon on my recommendation and are working on teese as well.
Meat-free Mike | 04.04.08 - 10:40 am | #

Looks good! Can't wait to try it. Hopefully I can get a local pizza place to start stocking it.
dw | Homepage | 04.07.08 - 10:57 pm | #

This post was great, thank you so much!

Mike, you can very easily get Teese by ordering it online from a number of different retailers. Check our website (http://www.teesecheese.com/) for the latest list of retailers selling it!

Where are you from in east-central Illinois?

-Dan Reed @ We Love Soy
Dan Reed | Homepage | 04.16.08 - 10:23 pm | #

@Dan -- Mike might not see this, but I think he's at the co-op in Champaign...
tofu | Homepage | 04.17.08 - 7:28 am | #

I'm going to buy some Teese next week. Do you know if it can be frozen? I'd rather get a few pounds than one pound what with the shipping and all.

I'm new to this site and your recipes and photos are DELICIOUS!
Judy | 04.23.08 - 4:44 pm | #

Hi Judy -- welcome!

I don't know if you can freeze it -- we haven't tried that -- but it seems like it's very shelf stable, so even if you bought a few pounds (we just bought six lbs.) it'll last long enough.
tofu | Homepage | 04.23.08 - 5:41 pm | #