APasteurized Part-Skim MilkPasteurized dairy milk with some fat removed. For most children it is a nutritious staple, and pasteurization reduces the risk of harmful microbes.PubMed · NIH
AVinegarA diluted acid made by fermenting alcohol-containing liquids. It is generally safe in small food amounts, though it can be irritating only in concentrated form.PubMed · NIH
CSaltSodium chloride, a standard seasoning and preservative. It is not inherently unsafe, but children can be sensitive to excess sodium intake, so it is rated as a moderately processed added ingredient.PubMed · NIH
AEnzymes (Non-Animal)Food-processing enzymes used to help curdle or mature the product; non-animal sources are common in cheese making. They are generally considered safe, with no specific child safety concern in normal food use.PubMed · NIH
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