Baked Cheese Curds- Healthier Alternative to Fried

Here is another pin completed from Pintrest! :) I am a true Wisconsin girl... I LOVE CHEESE!!! I really love it fried but the grease is not good and it makes a healthy snack very unhealthy. So when my sister shared this pin with me to bake string cheese I was excited.

All you need is:

String Cheese -cut up into bite site peices

Bread Crumbs- I used Italian for flavor

Milk

After you cut the cheese into small pieces, dunk them in milk then dunk in bread crumbs. Bake on 375 degrees for 8-10 minutes and you will have a mouth watering snack.

Seriously, they are so good I made them 2 times in one day!

I remember when I first starting dating my husband I made him try a fried cheese curd. After he liked it we were talking to his dad about it. His dad thought the mere idea of eating fried cheese was horrifying. I really thought he was crazy and missing out on one of my favorite fatty snacks. I am still unsure if he has actually tried cheese curds yet to this day.

So go eat some cheese!! :)

Comments

Anonymous said…

Better if u dip them in milk then egg the bread crumbs

November 9, 2013 at 5:50 PM

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