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It also comes in lots of different low Syn varieties, from vanilla to garlic and herb (not to be mixed up when you’re cooking!). Plain, unflavoured quark can be used to add creaminess to both sweet and savoury recipes. One of the things that makes quark so amazing is its versatility. How long does quark last?įresh quark has a shelf life similar to cream or yogurt, so it’s better bought on an ‘as-and-when’ basis – rather than keeping a pot in the fridge ‘just in case’! What is quark used for? Good news – unlike some other types of cheese, rennet (an animal product) isn’t used in the making of quark, so vegetarians don’t have to miss out. If you’re a vegetarian you’re likely to be wondering whether quark is something you can add to your shopping basket. It’s a source of calcium, has no added salt or sugar, and is a Free Food – it’s hardly surprising that Slimming World members love it so much! Is quark suitable for vegetarians? Plain quark is high in protein, which makes it filling, yet it’s also typically fat-free. It’s usually smooth, silky and thick in consistency. Officially quark is a soft cheese, but we’d describe it as being somewhere between cream cheese, yogurt and cottage cheese. Many members have never heard of it before, so we have the answer to ‘what is quark?’ ready and waiting! When members first join Slimming World, they realise that quark is mentioned quite a bit. Pop a pot into your shopping trolley this week and prepare to be amazed at the versatility of this magical milk-based product. Remove from the oven cover with foil and refrigerate for 4 hours or over night before serving.Quark is something of a superhero among Slimming World members – and we’ve got loads of ideas for how to use it.At the end of the 2 hours loosen the edges of the cake and put back in the oven to cool down for a further 1.5 hours.Leave the cheesecake in the oven, door closed for 2 hours. After 25 minutes shake the tin and turn oven off.If using an electric oven leave the door slightly ajar for the first 3 minutes of the 25 minutes. After the 10 minutes lower the oven temperature to 110'c/90'c fan, gas 1/4 and bake for a further 25 minutes.

Pour on top of the cooled base, squash out any air bubbles and bake in the oven for 10 minutes.

Using an electric whisk, whisk together the Quark, yogurt, sweetener, lemon juice and Zest, eggs and vanilla extract until you have a smooth runny mixture.

Remove from oven and set aside, raise oven temperature to 240'c/220'f.

Transfer the mixture into the cake tin and press down.

Melt the low fat spread in a microwave for a few seconds, add to the biscuits and mix together.

Line a 20cm loose base tin with baking paper.