Isola Lemon Baked Ricotta (2024)

Isola Lemon Baked Ricotta (1)


200g


Rich and fresh lemon taste, with a blissfully creamy smoothness similar to cheesecake

  • Isola Lemon Baked Ricotta (2)
    GMO FREE
  • Isola Lemon Baked Ricotta (3)
    GLUTEN-FREE
  • Isola Lemon Baked Ricotta (4)
    NO TRANS FAT
  • Isola Lemon Baked Ricotta (5)
    VEGETARIAN

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    Rich and exotic lemon taste, with a blissfullycreamy texture similar to fine cheesecake~Uncommon and in high demand, this inspired creation is made from buffalo milk whey, lemon and sugar. That's it! In the morning, this baked cheese is a wonder with fresh fruit. After dinner, it's the perfect lower-carb cheesecake alternativewith raspberry sauce.All PerishableProducts Sold by Isola Imports Will Only Ship Monday-Wednesday via UPS 2nd DayAir to Guarantee High Quality Service and Products.

    The taste is rich and exotic, with a texture like the finest cheesecake. Its a wonderful substitute to other dessert cheeses due to it being lower in carbohydrates and fat.

    Nutrition Facts

    Serving Size 1/2 cup (100g)
    Servings Per Package: 2

    Amount Per Serving

    Calories 340

    Calories From Fat 120

    % Daily Value*

    Total Fat 0g

    0%

    Saturated Fat 9g

    45%

    Poly Unsaturated Fat: 0g

    0%

    Cholesterol 35mg

    12%

    Sodium 200mg

    8%

    Total Carbohydrates 32g

    11%

    Dietary Fiber 0g

    0%

    Sugars 28g

    Protein 13g

    Vitamin A (10%)

    Vitamin C (0%)

    Calcium (27%)

    Iron (0%)

    * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs:

    Ingredients:

    Ricotta 80% (whey and milk of bufala, salt), Lemon Cream 15% (sugar, pasteurized cream and pasteurized milk, natural lemon and orange skin extract, carrageenan, natural colorings:tumeric), Modified Food Starch (derived from potato), Mono-Diglycerides of Fatty Acids.


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    FAQs

    How many carbs are in lemon ricotta cheese? ›

    Trader Joe's Baked Lemon Ricotta Cheese (1 serving) contains 6g total carbs, 6g net carbs, 2.5g fat, 2g protein, and 60 calories.

    What happens to ricotta when cooked? ›

    Ricotta does not melt, ricotta can be cooked, crumbled, but it does not melt. And for the readiness of your recipe, you have follow the recipe and taste the dish, whether it is done or not. Overcooking may start burning/browning the Ricotta part of it.

    Can I freeze baked ricotta cheese? ›

    You can freeze ricotta cheese, but it's not always advisable. Why? Frozen ricotta cheese has a grainier texture once it's defrosted, though its flavor is preserved. This is because the water separates from the cheese curds and forms ice crystals when frozen.

    How do you make store bought ricotta taste better? ›

    I suggest keeping it simple by adding fresh parsley, parmesan cheese, and tomato sauce. I like adding the sauce because it make the ricotta more flavorful and the liquid from the sauce makes it creamier.

    What does ricotta taste good on? ›

    Like melty mushroom lasagna, citrusy ricotta pound cake, and creamy slow cooker polenta. When you think of ricotta cheese recipes, you might think of stuffed shells, cheesy casseroles and calzones, luscious cheesecakes, and ricotta pancakes. We do too.

    Is ricotta cheese high in sugar? ›

    A half-cup serving of ricotta cheese contains 8.9 grams of carbohydrates, only 0.3 grams of which comes from sugars.

    Is ricotta cheese good for you on a diet? ›

    Compared to most cheeses, ricotta is a healthier choice because it contains less salt and fat - 10 per cent fat, of which 6 per cent is saturated. It's light and creamy with a slightly grainy texture and delicate flavour that can be used on its own or in sweet and savoury dishes.

    Is ricotta OK for keto? ›

    In small quantities, full-fat ricotta may be fine on the keto diet. But thanks to its macros, you're not going to be able to sit down to a big bowl of it. “Ricotta is higher in carbs. While it can be a good option once in a while, you have to watch portions,” says Weiss.

    Why use an egg with ricotta cheese? ›

    For extra creamy ricotta, add in an extra egg, a handful of grated parmesan, and a quarter cup of shredded mozzarella. Eggs help prevent the ricotta from drying out and serve to bind the ricotta so it doesn't become runny. One or more eggs are recommended whether you add the other ingredients mentioned here or not.

    What happens if you don't put egg in ricotta? ›

    It'll just be a bit runnier, but omitting the egg won't affect the taste.

    Why does ricotta go bad so fast? ›

    Air exposure is the enemy of fresh ricotta, so keeping it sealed becomes even more important after opening. Opened ricotta generally lasts for about one week in proper storage conditions. To be on the safe side, give it the sniff test. If there is any off odor, toss it.

    How long does baked ricotta last in fridge? ›

    Baked Ricotta Storage Instructions

    This baked ricotta will last up to 6 days in the fridge and 3 months in the freezer.

    Why does ricotta say "do not freeze"? ›

    Ricotta is about 74% water, and when that water transforms into ice, it disrupts the cheese's texture and makes it dry, crumbly, and slightly grainy.

    What can I do with too much ricotta? ›

    Make classic Italian American bakery-style ricotta cookies or cannoli dip with waffle crisps for dessert. Or go the savory route! Smear ricotta on toast and top it with braised butternut squash for a satisfying lunch, or make some tender homemade ricotta gnocchi for dinner.

    Do you eat ricotta hot or cold? ›

    Today, ricotta is widely appreciated for its versatility: it can be sweet or savory, hot or cold, fresh or cooked. We eat it fresh straight out of its fuscella (the basket where ricotta is kept), but also atop pasta, fresh bread, crostini, or eggs.

    How do you eat Trader Joe's lemon curd? ›

    Drizzle it on pancakes, or ice cream, or cheesecake.

    How do you eat ricotta by itself? ›

    It's ridiculously easy. I never buy ricotta anymore, and I literally will spread the homemade stuff on toast or just eat it with a spoon. Amazing with a generous sprinkle of pepper, or blended with a little honey and some herbs!

    Does ricotta go on pizza before or after baking? ›

    Does Ricotta Cheese Go on Pizza Before or After Cooking? While ricotta can technically be put on pizza before or after baking, if you want the ricotta to be warm and creamy, it is best to add it to pizza before baking.

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