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Jesus Christ Superstar at Coastal Rep – July 24 to August 16
The final days of Jesus Christ leading up to his crucifixion are seen through the eyes of his betrayor, Judas, in Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's dazzling masterpiece. This revolutionary and timely rock opera addresses contemporary themes of how fame and popularity can deceive and corrupt. Produced by the Coastal Rep team that brought you Rent, Hair, and Sweeney Todd, this beloved rock opera is guaranteed to deliver an amazing and unforgettable experience!
Buy tickets from the Coastal Rep.
Film Society screens 3 Silent Chaplin comedies with live music
Fri. Aug. 29, 7:30 pm
Coastside Senior Housing/Senior Coastsiders
925 Main Street, Half Moon Bay
$8.00 adults, $4.00 children
Time for another Silent Film Festival sponsored by the Coastside Film Society. This year's program features the comedic genius of the great Charlie Chaplin with live piano accompaniment by Shauna Pickett-Gordon.
These are all madcap films that the whole family will love, especially because we screen them with live musical accompaniment. Once again we have asked Montara's own Shauna Pickett-Gordon to write a score for our silent film night & to play live during our screening.
The program includes:
A Dogs Life (1918).
Chaplin's Little Tramp shambles around the cold, cruel world with his partner Scraps the dog. They pull off brilliantly coordinated food heists and befriend a lonely and lovely dance hostess. But things still look pretty desperate until Scraps discovers the hidden loot from a bank heist. Of course the crooks want it back.
The Idle Class (1921)
The tramp sneaks into an upper class resort where he is mistaken for an inebriated millionaire. The millionaire's neglected and lonely wife is thrilled at her husband's transformation and spirited hi-jinx ensue. The tramp remains the tramp, but the opulent interiors and costumes contrast richly with the grunginess of the first film.
Pay Day (1922)
Here Chaplin plays a construction worker who loves his job but is especially looking forward to getting paid at the end of the day and enjoying a night out with his pals. His penny pinching wife has other ideas. This gleeful romp showcases Chaplin in an extended choreography of expert brick-catching and an overactive elevator that catches everybody unaware. Arriving home at daybreak, Chaplin is getting ready for bed when the alarm clock rings, waking his wife. Another day at work begins.
For more information and directions to the new venue see: www.HMBFilm.org
Directions: This venue is new and Google and GPS systems may not be able to find it. Check the Film Society website for better directions.
A student show curated by a student, Saturday
Join us this Saturday for a new show at the Darin Boville Gallery—photographs by three local graduating high school students curated by Nicole Collins, also a Half Moon Bay High School student. Nicole, and the photographers she selected, are on their way to college but before they go we're holding a show of their work.
The informal opening will run 12:00 to 4:00, Saturday, August 9, and we'll have light refreshments.
The student works will be for sale at very reasonable prices—the gallery will donate mat board and matting and framing services and all of the proceeds will go to the students.
It's our way of encouraging young people to think more seriously about art. Stop by for a few minutes and show your support!
The Darin Boville Gallery is located in Half Moon Bay on Route 92, just inside the city limits. Look for the red dinosaurs and pull in.
Rotary Club of Half Moon Bay Raises $1,340 at Relay for Life Half Moon Bay
The Rotary Club of Half Moon Bay sponsored a team at this year's Relay for Life Half Moon Bay on August 2-3 to support the American Cancer Society's cancer research efforts.
Led by Rotarian Liz Schuck, the team reached well over its $1,000 goal with over $1,340 raised to date. Members walked the track, participated in the opening and luminaria ceremony, and hosted visitors in the Rotary Club hospitality tent. Intrepid Liz camped at Hatch Elementary School overnight with other teams for the 24-hour event. As usual, it was a cool Half Moon Bay August weekend, but what a great and rewarding community event!
Friday is film night in HMB: Demolishing culture in modern China
Missing Home is a documentary that explores the affects of modernization on the people of China- specifically its effects on the culture & lives of people living in Hutongs, Beijing's ancient sprawling alleys.
Feature: MISSING HOME - the Last Days of Beijing Hutongs
Fri, Aug 1st at 7:30
Coastside Senior Housing/Senior Coastsiders facility
925 Main Street, Half Moon Bay, CA
Admission: $5
Hutongs, which date to the Yuan Dynasty (1206-1341), have long been regarded as the heart and soul of Beijing. They are chock-a-block with family homes and crammed with countless small shops and restaurants, but are now disappearing at a prodigious rate as Beijing modernizes. It is estimated that 80% of these revered ancient alleyways have been plowed under in the last decade, displacing close to 580,000 souls. Few of the displaced residents have reaped the prosperity that was promised to accompany modernization – most face more economic struggles than ever before.
Although the loss of the historic architecture is significant, it is perhaps more important to note the loss of an ancient social network of neighbors and friends, of spirit & culture that have defined the way of life in Beijing for centuries of generations. A collective way of life is being edged out by sterile high-rises, which are rapidly inundating the spaces Hutongs once filled. This displacement & replacement stands at the heart of an increasingly controversial dialogue about progress and modernization in China: How can the China of the future balance the preservation of culturally & historically significant traditions & sites, while building a global city?
Letter: This weekend's Relay for Life lights the way for HMB Rotary in August
Rotary club members are supporting the American Cancer Society in its drive to fund cancer research, raise awareness, and save lives with a team in the Half Moon Bay's Relay for Life 24-hour event on August 2-3, 2014 at Hatch Elementary School in Half Moon Bay.
The Rotary Club of Half Moon Bay is currently expanding its membership and fundraising efforts to support its local signature cause – RotaCare, the free medical clinic for the uninsured in Half Moon Bay and the surrounding Coastside communities. The July 31st program is a lunchtime barbecue, Brews & Shoes, in the Outback at Cameron's Pub in Half Moon Bay. The program is open to individuals who are interested in the Rotary mission of service above self ($25 admission and RSVP to Kendall Flint at email@example.com.)
August lunch programs commence on Thursday August 7th with a presentation by the Rotary District Governor, Chris Gallagher, followed by the annual introduction to new Coastside Teachers on August 14th, Lena Potts, the Community Manager for HIP Housing which is dedicated to helping people find affordable housing in San Mateo County, on August 21, and rounded out with Robert Pickett, Artistic Director of the Half Moon Bay Shakespeare Company on August 28th.
The fifty plus members of the Rotary Club of Half Moon Bay donate time and money to support the under-served in the community and around the world. The Rotary Club of Half Moon Bay is one of 34,000 clubs around the world. The primary mission of Rotary International is the worldwide eradication of polio, and they are close to reaching their goal. The Half Moon Bay Club meets each Thursday for lunch at the Portuguese Center at 724 Kelly Street in downtown Half Moon Bay.
Contact Mary Corcoran, Public Relations Chairperson, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 650-218-0436.
Letter: Sam Trans route changes
An email i sent to the CITY OF HALF MOON BAY… today..
Mon, Jul 14, 2014 5:08 pm
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To msharma email@example.com, lchimienti firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com, chamilton email@example.com
Mr. Mo Sharma, C. hamilton, D Hall.
My daughter Ashley Chimienti is handicapped. She cannot drive in the state of California. She has to take the bus over the hill for CLASSES at CSM and to meet with her ARC group a few times during the week.
THE bus stops in HMB used to be convenient.
1. MAIN and KELLY
2. HWY 92 by NEW LEAF
3. HWY 1 by TRES AMIGOS
THEN they were changed to across the street from CITY HALL (YOUR OFFICE). THIS Location has a rest room and benches and covered areas incase of indiscriminate weather. THE bus would arrive at 9:00AM and the riders could get on at 9:13 for a run direct to the COLLEGE. THIS WAS an ACCEPTABLE change. BUT now the new change to the route is UNACCEPTABLE.
I was on the phone today with a SAM TRANS representative RICH LESSER 650 508 6202. He advised me that SAM TRANS "LOST" the STOPs on KELLY AND MAIN, because the CITY OF HALF MOON BAY TOOK IT AWAY!
SAM TRANS said they were trying to get on on another side street I believe he said Miramontes. THE bus no longer goes down Hwy 92 to Hwy 1 BUT rather turns on Main street. THEN IT BYPASSES all the TOWN stops and then stops on MAIN AND POPLAR.
I could not figure out why so far away from the CONVENIENT stops till I was told by a worker for the CITY OF HALF MOON BAY on the phone today that POPLAR and MAIN was added because of the NEW SENIOR DEVELOPMENT located at that site. THERE HAVE BEEN SENIOR CITIZEN HOUSING in that location for YEARS and no request for an ADDITIONAL BUS STOP. Sounds like deals are being made with developers.
YOU NEED TO REINSTATE the stops noted as 1, 2 and 3 previously in this email.
THERE were MANY HANDICAPPED RIDERS that used to wait at those stops and you don't realize the PANIC that you caused my daughter the day the ROUTE changed without prior notification. SHE suffers from SEIZURES and was very shaken when I FINALLY did find her.
YOU BETTER FIX this problem ASAP! OR I will be down to your office. I will give you till July 16 and if I don't hear back I will be there.
my number is 650 726 5055 my name is PAT CHIMIENTI
Will Durst presents new show at Coastal Rep
Will Durst's new show BoomeRaging: From LSD to OMG will open at the Coastal Repertory Theatre in Half Moon Bay, July 5 and 6.
Durst's new show is an uproarious tribute to the joys, achievements, frustrations, and looming doom of the Baby Boom Generation. In this rollicking 85- minute heartfelt monologue, Durst encourages his chronologically gifted brethren to refuse to grow old in the face of gravity no matter how many times they forget the answer to their password retrieval security question. It's what happens when acid flashbacks meet Dementia. A celebration of the maturation of the Boomer Nation: culminating in an extra, added special treat- the Meaning of Life.
BoomeRaging: From LSD to OMG is Durst's first one-man show since Elected to Laugh ran for 41 consecutive weeks in San Francisco in 2012. Acknowledged by peers and press alike as one of the country's premier political satirists, Will Durst has developed an incomparable career, weaving together columns, books, radio and television commentaries, acting, voice-overs and stand-up into a riotous patchwork of outraged and outrageous common sense. The New York Times calls him, "quite possibly the best political comedian working in the country today." Author of 3 books, Durst has told jokes in 14 countries, racked up 800+ television appearances, released 5 CDs and despite blistering reproach, continues to squeeze ketchup on his hot dog.
Ably assisted by his genial wit and trusty overhead projector, Durst explores the role of Boomers in today's youth obsessed society. He shamelessly strokes the egos and pats the hands of the Flower Generation through segments entitled Racing From The Shadow Of A Mushroom Cloud, The Blinking VCR, Still Doing Drugs-Only Now There's a Co- Pay, The Bright Sides of Extreme Adulthood, and Hope I Die Before I… Oops, Too Late.
BoomeRaging: From LSD to OMG is a unique theatrical event with a dash of poetry all delivered with stand-up timing.
Tickets can be purchased for $30 from the Coastal Repertory Theatre.
A Passionate Journey of the CA Dulcimer with the Film Society
Patricia Delich and Wayne Jiang of Pacifica, CA met at a dulcimer festival in the Santa Cruz Mountains in 2006. Brought together by the quiet but haunting sound of the dulcimer, they married in 2008. At this month's Film Night, Patricia, Wayne and some friends will play us some of their favorite songs and then screen us their new documentary about the influence the California Dulcimer has had on popular music.
Friday, June 27, 7:30 pm
Coastside Senior Housing/Senior Coastsiders
925 Main Street, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
Concert/Film admission price: $10.00
Opening Act: The Dulcimer concert begins at 7:30
Patricia and Wayne start the evening by introducing us to some of their beautiful instruments and by playing us some of their favorite songs. Don't be surprised if a few of the stars of their documentary show up to provide accompaniment to this short, sweet concert.
Film: Hearts of the Dulcimer begins at 8:00
Hearts of the Dulcimer is a feature-length documentary film about the unlikely California mountain dulcimer boom in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Jean Barlett of the Pacifica Tribune called this film "Extraordinary, beautifully shot, with a storyteller's sense of mountain and sky, and the intricate workmanship that goes into the creation of this American-born, folk craft instrument."
Through colorful interviews, rare archival footage, and live performances, Hearts of the Dulcimer gives a firsthand account of life in the counterculture, following one's passion, and playing and building mountain dulcimers.
The film prominently features the story of the 1960s Santa Cruz dulcimer player/builders Howard Rugg, Michael Rugg, and Neal Hellman. Their unique California style dulcimer sound remains popular and influential to this day. Hearts of the Dulcimer features the music of dozens of dulcimer enthusiasts who follow in the steps of these soulful musicians.
Patricia Delich and Wayne Jiang will gladly take questions about film making and/or the Dulcimer at the end of the screening.
More information at: www.HMBFilm.org
Letter: Coastside Dems elect progressive activist board
The Coastside Democratic Club has elected a new slate of Board members committed to supporting progressive local and global causes.
The new president Harvey Rarback said "the Club welcomes all Coastside Democrats and like-minded progressives who wish to work for citizen involvement in electoral and community life".
The Board is planning more frequent membership meetings with guest speakers who can stimulate the membership to take action to achieve its goals. Rarback listed some ideas the Club might pursue:
- Working to promote national and local infrastructure jobs and promoting energy efficient jobs in solar, wind and water
- Working for economic equality through better tax, employment and wage policy
- Working to get money out of politics and push for publicly financed elections
- Encouraging more Hispanic and minority participation in the political process
- Fighting discrimination based on gender, ethnicity, sexual preference and age
- Working for a fair immigration policy
- Working to mitigate the serious consequences of climate change through actions like reducing greenhouse gas emissions, preparing for sea level rise, opposing fracking, supporting public transportation and implementing recycled water on the Coast
- Working to elect local candidates who respect the Coastal Act and Local Coastal Programs
- Participating in the update to the Half Moon Bay General Plan
- Working to include transparency and participation in local government organizations including electing all boards in even years in order to increase voter participation
- Encouraging local control of Coastside agencies including water, sewer, fire and parks
- Working with other progressive groups like the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, Democracy for America, Progressives United and the many legislative Progressive Caucuses.
The Board members are: Harvey Rarback (President), Debbie Ruddock (Vice-President), Bill Kehoe (Treasurer) and June Baxter (Secretary). The At-Large Board members are Cid Young, Mike Ferreira, Dan Haggerty, Fran Pollard, Dana Kimsey and Kathryn Slater-Carter.
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7 U.S. Code § 209 - Liability to individuals for violations; enforcement generally
(a) If any person subject to this chapter violates any of the provisions of this chapter, or of any order of the Secretary under this chapter, relating to the purchase, sale, or handling of livestock, the purchase or sale of poultry, or relating to any poultry growing arrangement or swine production contract, he shall be liable to the person or persons injured thereby for the full amount of damages sustained in consequence of such violation.
(b) Such liability may be enforced either
(1) by complaint to the Secretary as provided in section 210 of this title, or
(2) by suit in any district court of the United States of competent jurisdiction; but this section shall not in any way abridge or alter the remedies now existing at common law or by statute, but the provisions of this chapter are in addition to such remedies.
Source(Aug. 15, 1921, ch. 64, title III, § 308,42 Stat. 165; Pub. L. 94–410, § 6,Sept. 13, 1976, 90 Stat. 1250; Pub. L. 100–173, § 5,Nov. 23, 1987, 101 Stat. 918; Pub. L. 107–171, title X, § 10502(b)(2)(B),May 13, 2002, 116 Stat. 510.)
2002—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 107–171inserted "or swine production contract" after "poultry growing arrangement".
1987—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 100–173inserted "the purchase or sale of poultry, or relating to any poultry growing arrangement," after "livestock,".
1976—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 94–410struck out references to violations of specific sections and added packers to categories of regulated persons against whom private action could be brought for violation of chapter.
Effective Date of 1987 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 100–173effective 90 days after Nov. 23, 1987, see section 12 ofPub. L. 100–173, set out as a note under section 182 of this title.
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This observational Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) diagnostics evaluation study is a longitudinal study of pulmonary TB suspects who are undergoing sputum evaluation for pulmonary TB. The sensitivity and specificity of the Xpert MTB/RIF (Mycobacterium tuberculosis/rifampin) assay performed on the first sputum collected for Xpert testing will be compared to gold standard conventional culture methods on two sputum specimens, in HIV-infected and HIV-uninfected participants.
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|Evaluation of Xpert MTB/RIF Assay for the Rapid Identification of TB and TB Rifampin Resistance in HIV-Infected and HIV-Uninfected Pulmonary Tuberculosis Suspects
- Proportion of all participants with Xpert MTB/RIF Assay MTB positive in sputum #1 who are AFB smear positive and MGIT culture positive for M.tuberculosis. [ Time Frame: Week 0 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Proportion of all participants with Xpert MTB/RIF Assay MTB positive in sputum #1 who are AFB smear negative and MGIT culture positive for M.tuberculosis. [ Time Frame: Week 0 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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HIV-1-infected and -uninfected men and women, 18 years and older, pulmonary TB suspects who have either a) smear positive sputum or b) clinical suspicion of pulmonary TB including one or more self-reported symptoms of cough, night sweats, weight loss, or fever. Within the 180 days prior to collection of the initial sputum sample, participants will have received none or fewer than 48 hours of TB treatment and, in those 48 hours, fewer than three doses of TB treatment.
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- Ability and willingness of candidate or legal guardian/representative to provide informed consent
- Collection of two sputum samples for AFB smear and culture collected within 7 days prior to entry.
- Availability of two samples for Xpert MTB/RIF testing collected within 7 days prior to entry.
- Determination and/or documentation of HIV status
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- Receipt of more than 7 cumulative days of antibiotics intended for bacterial treatment that may have anti-tuberculosis activity, within the 14 days prior to first sputum collection
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Tuberculosis, Pulmonary
Actinomycetales Infections
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Lung Diseases
Mycobacterium Infections
Respiratory Tract Diseases
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I have been buying Philadelphia cheese for as long as I can remember as I find it really versatile. The product was first introduced in 1872 by American dairyman,William Lawrence in New York. He named his product after the city Philadelphia as it was considered at the time to be a center of excellence as far as food was concerned.The product has gone from strength to strength and today is a global brand sold in supermarkets throughout the world.
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Philadelphia is and has always been one of my favourite brands of soft cheese available in the market, and some of my fondest memories have been tucking into a delicious creamy Philadelphia toasted sandwich after a long, tiring day. I had seen the Philadelphia Light packages of soft cheese in supermarkets under the cheese section, but I had been too apprehensive to try it because- and it is painful for me to admit this- some full fat products are full fat for a reason.
However, when a supermarket put their Philadelphia Light on sale for one pound, I was prepared to give it a try and to give it its overall verdict. After all, I figured, could a product from the same manufacturer as the regular Philadelphia really be all that bad? The concept of it being what is considered as a light product was a little bit comforting, as I would be consuming less calories and fat from something that is meant to be something of a treat.
Also, though Philadelphia is not what would be called a high end luxury product, it is not exactly cheap either. Philadelphia tubs cost around two pounds in most supermarkets, so I would be saving myself about half of the price; as someone who is constantly trying to cut down on my shopping bill, I found this to be quite a bargain.
Philadelphia tubs are rounded and quite easy to open. It is made of a light plastic material, which I guess makes it easier to carry home from the supermarket. The design is similar to that of a regular Philadelphia tub, except it is obvious that they have tried to make the design look lighter.
I find that though the tubs are quite simple in design, they do stand out quite a bit on the soft cheese aisle, and you cannot fail to find it on your shopping trips. There is a foil covering with the Philadelphia logo stamped on iwhich is found under the lid. This is to maintain freshness before you open the contents and it can easily be peeled off and discarded.
So how about the taste? Well, I have to say that my first impression of it was that it tasted a little bit on the watered sown side; but this is probably because throughout the years I have grown so accustomed to the full out taste of the original type. The texture, too, I found to be not as delightful as the regular philadelphia; it was not as thick and creamy, which is, to me, what provied to Philadelphia its own unique character.
Having said that, I cannot honestly say that I find the taste to be absolutely disgusting. In fact, I find it to be still very tasy, and very nice if it is spread on pumpkin and sesame bagels for some reason! I cannot say that I am much disappointed by this product, as it is expected from any light or diet products; how can you expect it to be as good as the original if it is not as calorific? There is a reason why fat is added to recipes; it makes them taste nicer. In conclusion, I find this to be a good product, especially if you are on a diet, but I think I will be sticking to my original Philadelphia for now, perhaps eating it less frequently. I give this product 4 out of 5 dooyoo stars.
I bought Philadelphia Light when I saw the Philadelphia recipe for macaroni cheese with ham and sweetcorn on TV. I researched the recipe and was taken to the Philadelphia website that is packed to the rafters with Philadelphia recipes. I gathered up the ingredients and set to work.
Despite the current photo (19/05/2012), Philadelphia Light is in a fairly shallow oval tub. It is 200g in weight and currently costs about £1.97, which isn't expensive but I wouldn't consider it cheap. The silver lid pops off to reveal a silver foil lid that tears back. This is designed to keep it fresher for longer. A larger tub at 300g can be purchased for around £2.32.
It is a much lighter option than the original, but it is at the expense of the cheese taste. The texture is quite fluffy, creamy and fairly light (as light as spreadable cheese can get) but it only has a hint of cheese. You have to have it in your mouth a few seconds before you get the taste of cheese. It doesn't give you the tang of cheese from the off, but I suppose this is the price you pay for a lighter product.
It is advertised as a medium fat soft cheese. This product can be used to make sauces, to make cheesecake or make pasta bake. It is great as a spread for toast, rice cakes, crispbreads and other staple surfaces.
The product itself lasts as long as you want it to. The 200g tub can be consumed in five or six days (easily) if you use it solely for spreading it on two slices of toast every morning. I used half of the 200g tub making a pasta bake that served four people (but there's two of us - so, two of us twice).
Nutritional information:
Each 30g serving
47 calories (2% RDA)
1.2g sugar (1% RDA)
3.5g fat (5% RDA)
2.3g sat fat (11% RDA)
0.3g salt (5% RDA)
I don't eat much cheese overall, when I do, it's pretty much always mature cheddars grated into a sandwich. However, Philadephila is slighly different in that it is a cream cheese and this, the Light version, is the same but with fewer calories.
This is a soft cream cheese, almost white in colour, that is very versatile. Some say it is bland, but I really like the soft and mild taste and find that it means that it can blend well with other products making it particuarly popular with kids too. You can get this in triangles too so they can go in lunchboxes.
This product comes in a wide flat pot that makes it very easy to scoop out the product. It's white and blue and can be bought in different sizes. I currently have the 300g one but the design has changed a bit from the picture above as it is now oval shaped.
This can be spread on sandwiches, goes very nicely with breadsticks or crackers and can also be used in cooking.
I've sometimes used this with jacket potatoes and have tried mixing it in with mash to make a cheese mash with a difference to go with sausages or soemthing.
I never notice much difference in terms of taste with this and the original version. Unless I could see the name on the box I wouldn't know the difference so that's a bonus as often the low fat versions of products are low in taste too. 30g provides 50 calories.
We have been purchasing this product for years and it is highly favoured by everyone in the family - males as well as females!!
I am not a huge cheese fan, but I do really like this product - even though my personal preference is to have it more as a dip than a spread. I have recently seen adverts on TV where it is being used in deserts and cooked meals too which I think is excellent as it shows how diverse this product can be. I also love the garlic and herb version, because the taste is fantastic!
I have attempted a supermarket own version of cream cheese once, because I accept that sometimes supermarket products can be just as good - but I have yet to find anything which pulls me away from Philadelphia because the taste is just fantastic and I now tend to stick to what I love and enjoy!
In order to taste, the tub needs to be opened by lifting the lid off (plastic with the logo and imaging on it) and then a silver foiled wrapper is peeled back to reveal the cream cheese.
We always keep ours refrigerated because this keeps the cheese cool, the texture perfect, and the taste as it should be! It helps to keep the lid and wrapper on there when it is scored away so that the cheese does not lose anything by way of flavour.
My only concern regarding this product is that sometimes I find that there is a slight watery liquid inside the tub. It is not a huge concern for us, because usually the cheese is consumed relatively quickly after the tub is opened, but on some occasions (where it hasn't been) I have found that this slight liquid puts me off eating it - and this is always when it has been stored with the plastic lid intact and well within the best before end time.
Being a supermarket food item, this is often readily available, and often on special offer. It is one of those products which I would buy regardless of whether there was a special offer, but to provide some indication my most recent 300g pot was purchased for £1.00 from my local Asda.
Medium Fat Soft Cheese
Added Ingredients: Stabilisers (Locust Bean Gum, Carrageenan), Citric Acid, Flavouring. Contains Pasteurised Milk.
*NUTRITIONAL INFO PER 30g SERVING*
Calories: 47 (2% GDA)
Sugar: 1.2g (1% GDA)
Fat: 3.5g (5% GDA)
Saturates: 2.3g (11% GDA)
Salt: 0.3g (5% GDA)
I have found this website which has many recipes using Philadelphia available. I personally have not attempted any - but I hope the dishes turn out well if you do!
Philadelphia Light Soft cheese is a lovely soft cheese spread that can be used for many things. It contains around half the calories, fat and saturates than Philadelphia Original it is quite a mild cheese compared to dairylee but has a really creamy taste that is a little bit tangy. Cream cheese is a fresh cheese that has not been aged and is unripend and therefore has a shorter shelf life than hard cheeses. Philadelphia Light is made from pasteurised milk.
The spread cheese comes in a tub with a lift off lid which can be easily replaced for storage, I like the fact that with this spread cheese there is no fiddly foil triangles to open, and it just spreads straight from the tub. Once opened the cheese must be stored in a refrigerator and must be used within a week.
We can easily use this in a week in my house, I spread it on toast or on bread when making a sandwich instead of butter, I also use it to liven up some baked fish with it, I spread a thick layer on some cod or any flat fish that I am going to put in the oven and top with plenty of black pepper which is really delicious. It can also be used in sauces sometimes I put it in homemade pasta sauce to make it a little thicker and creamy. It can also be used to make cheese cake and his light version contains fewer calories so is therefore less naughty.
Kraft Philadelphia Light Soft cheese contains 47 Calories 3.5g of fat of which 2.3g are saturates, per 30g serving and can be found in most food stores and supermarkets. The current price at Tesco is £1.82 for a 300g tub.
Kraft Philadelphia Light Soft cheese is suitable for vegetarians but does contain pasteurised milk
When I was younger I used to love Philly on crackers and used to have them as a bit of a snack on an evening. However time goes by and I used to have it less and less until it was something that I never really thought about. When I got to an age where I bought my own groceries this never entered my trolley. However recently have got into baking and cooking and as part of this have got into doing various deserts. One of my favourites are cheesecakes and so although there are loads of different variances I bought some Philadelphia to include as the soft cheese ingredient. I bought the light version as thought with everything else going into the cake I could do with making "fat cuts" wherever I could.
This cheese is perfect for cooking with. It's soft and creamy and has that distinctive flavour that mixes in with other ingredients such as cream, condensed milk etc. It doesn't curdle and sets really nicely, providing not too much lemon juice is added (one of my earlier failings!!) The sell by date is usually a good three or four months so if I do see it on special offer, I tend to buy several as they do last and a lot is needed per cheesecake.
I also tried these on crackers to revert to my childhood as a snack alternative to my sweeter night time treats. Philly is delicious on a Jacob cracker!! It tastes savoury but with a hint of sweetness, is filling and is much lower in fat than some other traditional snacks such as biscuits etc. This also makes a nice lunch alternative if dieting as saves on bread and although it is not the most nutritional food ever it isn't the worst either.
When opening the lid, there is a foil top which helps to keep it fresh and it is thick so when your knife or spoon dives in you can get a satisfying dollop of it and either spread it on your snack or add to your cooking.
I have fond memories of Philadelphia soft cheese when they used to sell it in foil packs like little square bricks. Then the "light" variants came on sale and they started selling Philadelphia in plastic tubs (as I understand it). I still miss the foil brick packaging and personally think Kraft should bring back the boursin like foil packs for original (full fat) Philadelphia and leave the plastic tubs to the lighter versions so you can differentiate between them easily in supermarkets.
I buy the light version to just save a few grams of fat from my daily intake. I haven't bought this for a while and in the time I stopped buying Philadelphia, I bought the supermarket own light or extra light cheese spreads which are replicas of Philadelphia but nowhere near the standard of the original in terms of taste in my opinion.
Philadelphia light is 14g of fat per 100g, compared to 24g fat for the original version. I was really surprised that the light version of Philadelphia does taste as creamy as it does. It is very rich and creamy and now makes me think if this one tastes so creamy, then the Original version must be really rich and crumbly like Boursin without the garlic.
All the main supermarkets sell Philadelphia in the soft cheese/ cheese spread aisle. There are many pack sizes and sme different flavours to choose from. Kraft have changed the packaging recently so Philadelphia is now sold in oval shaped all silver coloured plastic tubs- a bit like margarine. 200g will cost you around £1.35- £2 but there are often offers on, so you can get 2 tubs for £2 in Tesco at the moment for instance.
You can also buy Philadelphia light in four packs of mini portion sized tubs. These work out more expensive at £1.30 for four 35g portions with 57 calories per pack. These are great for popping in a lunchbox or controlling how much of the cheese spread you are eating!
The spate of Philadelphia adverts on TV enlightened me that you can use Philadelphia in cooking. I always thought if this was heated it would split or curdle. So I was surprised to see you can just spoon a load of Philadelphia into some cooked pasta or you can spoon some into a cut in a chicken breast and wrap it in parma ham etc. I was impressed that there are more uses than just spreading this on crackers or eating it on toast.
I find the original Philadelphia is a rare treat- like Boursin. Brilliant spread on a fresh french stick. But for day to day cooking or spreading on crackers, I love the light version. There is an extra light version, but I find when you start to go into the extra light/ extra-extra light aisle you do lose the creamy taste and the cheese spread ends up tasting quite sour.
Overall, I would recommend the Light Philadelphia to buy for general cooking and general snacking purposes. It spreads well, tastes creamy and is not that bad for you- as 14g per 100g is not so bad. You would rarely eat a whole 100g of cheese spread after all. The light version has 163 calories per 100g.
Oh I love this food!
I have been eating philly for so long I don;t want to think about it. I actually have memories of being about 8 years old and eating it on my toast for breakfast. Sad I know. It's just my favourate food.
I do sometimes eat other soft cheeses, the cheaper supermarket brands, but none of them even come close to the taste of philly. It's got a really creamy flavour. This is not a strong cheese flavour, not like mature cheddar or camembert. In fact it hardly tastes of cheese really, it's just really creamy and cool tasting.
Philadelphia comes in a variety of different flavours, products and sizes. Philly light tends to come mianly in tubs of 200g or 300g. they also come in little minitubes and snacks such as splendips, snackpots and sandwiches.
You can use philly in so many ways. I like it on toast ot in sandwiches with pickle. It's nice on jacket potatoes, in pasta and as a base for creamy sauces. Philly is great with Salmon and my favourate is on crackers.
Philly isn't the cheapest soft cheese, retailing at arond £2 per tub. However you can often find it on offer and their website often have vouchers and offers.
~~ The product ~~
Philadelphia light comes in an oval tub with a tight fitting lid which states it is medium fat soft cheese, made by Kraft, other information listed on the tub is that this is the new stay fresh pack which can be left for up to one week in the fridge once opened, Nutritional info and ingredients. Under the lid is a foil layer that once pealed back reveals the cream cheese.
~~ Taste and texture ~~
This cream cheese looks,feels and tastes extremely creamy and smooth, it spreads easily, doesn't have a strong smell, and has a nice subtle cheesy taste.
~~ My favourite ways to enjoy Philadelphia ~~
This soft cheese is so versatile it is actually quite surprising the different things you can use it for from savoury snacks to sweet cheesecakes. I could spend all day recommending different ways to use it, but if you choose to try it out here are some of my favorite ways to eat it:
On crackers, plain and simple but so tasty.
In Jacket spuds, the hot potato against the cold cream cheese with lots of fresh salad, delicious.
Used to make a creamy cheese sauce over pasta.
In sandwiches with slices of cucumber, this is great and does not require butter as the cheese is so creamy and moist.
~~ Price and availability ~~
It will cost you about £1.30 for a 200g tub and is available from all major supermarkets. Philadelphia comes in all sorts of different forms, small snack pots, full fat, with garlic and herbs, extra light or even with chives.
~~ Ingredients ~~
Added Ingredients:, Stabilisers (Locust Bean Gum, Carrageenan), Citric Acid, Flavouring.
~~ Allergy advice ~~
Contains Milk, Suitable for Vegetarians
~~ Nutritional information based on 100g (half a tub) ~~
Energy 649kj
Calories 156
Protein 8.3g
Carbohydrates 4.0g
(of which sugars) 4.0g
Fat 11.5g
(of which saturates) 7.6g
Fibre 0.4g
Sodium* 0.4g
*Equivalent as salt 1.0g
~~ My overall opinion ~~
Although this is the light version it still contains a lot of fat so best eaten in moderation, however I think this is extremely useful to keep in the fridge, and with its many uses you can be pretty sure that it won't go to waste, it tastes beautiful and isn't overly expensive, I would most definitely recommend Philadelphia and give it a big 5/5 Dooyoo stars.
Being a lazy student I'm always on the lookout for quick and easy snack foods, and Philadelphia Light fitted the bill. It had to be the light version as I am always trying to watch my weight!
Philadelphia, or 'Philly', Light costs £1.30 for a 200g tub but supermarkets often have special offers involving 2 tubs for £2. It comes in a few different varieties including chive and garlic & herb but on this occasion I chose the plain variety.
The cheese spread is creamy white in colour, and has a smooth creamy texture. It doesn't taste 'low fat' at all, I don't feel at all deprived using this variety instead of the full-fat flavour. The cheese has a light taste and goes well on Ryvitas, oatcakes, bread, anything you like really. It tastes good on its own or with a topping like herbs, pepper or Tabasco sauce; you can add vegetables, olives or even (if you're not a vegetarian like me) ham or other meat.
The Philadelphia website gives lots of other recipe ideas including using the Philadelphia to make a creamy pasta sauce - I've tried this and it's delicious. It's a really useful food to have in the fridge ready for a quick snack or meal.
I always try to have some handy; it's really versatile and ideal for anyone who likes quick and easy meals.
Each 30g serving of Philadelphia contains:
Calories 47 (2%)
Sugar 1.2g (1%)
Fat 3.5g (5%)
Saturates 2.3g (11%)
Salt 0.3g (5%)
I have been a big fan of Philadelphia for some time now, but as its the new year i wanted to lose some of the weight i had gained over the festive period. So i thought i would try philadelphia light. At only 47Kcal per 30g serving. This was gonna help me shed those pounds. I find that it is the perfect snack either in a sandwhich or with itailan breadsticks dipped in to it. I have not been put of either by the fact that it is light, it still has the same amazing flavour as the original, it just has less calories. i find that you can use it in cooking as well, it adds a nice creaminess to mash potato, and spread on pork chops is just divine. i would recomened any one that likes a smooth cream cheese to try this and to try the light version too, as this is by far one of the best cream cheeses i have ever come across, and im a cream cheese addict.
I normally buy the regular Philadelphia spread, I really love the stuff and have found it an incredibly handy thing to have in the fridge. It's a perfect backup when I am running low of other sandwich fillings, and it is a quick and easy solution when I am running late in the morning and have a lunch box to pack. It's rare I find something that both my girls enjoy, usually one likes one thing and the other hates it but with Philadelphia they both enjoy it with no quibbles.
I also really love it, it is so fabulously creamy that it does make you feel really indulgent and naughty. It's also really versitile stuff and can be used in a whole range of different receipes. I believe there is even a Philadelphia recipe book out there which proves it can be used for more than just smearing on crackers and in cheesecakes.
As I said I normally but the regular Philadelphia but last week I ordered my Tesco online shopping and they had substituted the Philadelphia and replaced it with Philadelphia Light. I had avoided it in the past as I held the believe that if you are going to indulge in a soft cheese sread then you don't want to compromise on the creaminess and flavour. I just thought that if it were light then it would be lacking in the flavour that I wanted.
I paid £1.30 for a 200g tub of the Philadelphia Light, this is more expensive than the supermarket own branded soft cheeses but I do think that Philadelphia stands head and shoulders above the other offerings in terms of flavour so I am willing to pay the extra pennies.
I tried the spread the next day as I made myself a sandwich for lunch. The first apparent difference was that although it still looked incredibly creamy, the consistancy was certainly different. It appeared a little sloppy and not as firm as the regular stuff.
I made my sandwich and minutes later tucked in. It tasted great, it was fantastically creamy and tasted delicious with the crunchy, fresh salad and soft wholemeal bread. They was a noticeable different in flavour however while it was really tasty, it just wasn't as cheesy as the normal Philadelphia.
I enjoyed this product but in the future I think I'll contine to indulge in the naughty stuff and enjoy the full Philadelphia naugthy experience.
Does anyone remember those adverts for Philadelphia, with the two angels making fascinating recipes with this soft cheese? The one with the fajitas with cream cheese added as an interesting creamy relish and the one where a tablespoon of the cream cheese was added to warm pasta with cherry tomatoes to make a creamy fresh light lunch? 'I don't know where these ideas come from.' Replies the other angel, 'Off the top of my head!'. Zoom in to her very curly blonde locks with giant red bobbles.
I have been using Philadelphia for years now, on crackers as it happens. Very original I know, but with a bit of cucumber and a twist of lemon and pepper and it makes a light and filling lunch albeit time consuming. More recently, inspired by the old adverts, we have been using this cream cheese to make the filling for our homemade kievs. We slice open a chicken breast, add a mix of chives, garlic and Philadelphia into the middle of the portion and seal. Coat in breadcrumbs and bake in the oven until golden brown and cooked right through.
Philadelphia Light comes in a silver rounded oblong shaped tub, the lid is a pop on lid and has a foil seal to keep the cream cheese fresh. The front of the pack shows the Philadelphia logo on a white sunburst effeCt over a blue backgroun. There is also nutrition information on the front.
Each 30g serving contains:
Calories 47 (2%)
Sugar 1.2g (1%)
Fat 3.5g (5%)
Saturates 2.3g (11%)
Salt 0.3g (5%)
The back of the packet shows nutrition information, as above and the ingrediEnts. This product does contain pasteurised milk so it is safe for pregnant women to consume as well.
I love this soft cheese, it is very versatile and handy to have in the fridge. We use it in sandwiches, pasta, sauces, filling foR meat such as kievs, we even used it to make ham and pineapple french bread pizzas the other day as I am not keen on tomato puree and they tasted amazing. A 200g pack will set you back £1.30 although there usually is an offer in one of the supermarkets at any given time so do shop around. Highly recommended!
Kraft Philadelphia Light
Description: Brand: Kraft / Cream Cheese.
I must confess that I am a bit of a convert to Philadelphia Light. I have been a fan of Philadelphia for ages but for some reason, never bought the light version because for some reason, I had assumed that it would be a little tasteless in comparison.
I stand corrected, in fact, the light version of this soft cheese is delicious and since trying it, I have been buying it quite regularly as I am trying to watch my weight.
The cheese comes in a white a blue plastic tub with a clear plastic lid and is foil sealed for freshness. It has the brand name on the front and the Kraft logo in red. You can find it in the chiller section of most supermarkets and shops.
A 200g tub of this cheese costs around £1.30 but can often be found on offer, I paid just £1 when I bought it last so it is worth keeping your eyes open.
The cheese is really thick and creamy and certainly doesn't taste like a low fat version. It has quite a distinctive taste that I associate with Philadelphia and has a slightly salted and very creamy aftertaste.
Nutritional info per 100g is as follows;
Energy 156 kcal
Protein 8.3 g
Carbohydrate 4.0 g
of which Sugars 4.0 g
Fat 11.5 g
of which Saturates 7.6 g
Fibre 0.4 g
Sodium 0.4 (Equivalent as Salt: 1.0 g)
I like to use this cheese to make a quick and simple pasta sauce with ham and mushrooms, and because all I need to do is stir it in, it is incredibly easy and convenient. It also goes really well with bagels and smoked salmon, on baked potatoes or biscuits.
If you like cream cheese but want a lighter alternative then look no further, this is a fantastic way to save calories without compromising on taste.
I am awarding this cheese 5 stars because it is so good - well worth trying!
Great for smearing over your favourite bread or whipping into your homemade cheesecake!


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