What is the technical term for cheese yogurt?
There is no technical term for "cheese yogurt" because it's not a recognized food category.
Here's why:
* Yogurt is a fermented milk product made by adding live bacteria to milk.
* Cheese is a dairy product made by curdling milk, usually with rennet, and separating the solids from the whey.
While some products might combine yogurt and cheese-like ingredients, it's not a standard food category with a technical term.
If you're looking for a product that combines yogurt and cheese-like qualities, you might find options like:
* Yogurt cheese: A type of soft cheese made from strained yogurt, often used in dips and spreads.
* Greek yogurt with added cheese: Some Greek yogurt varieties may have cheese (such as feta) added for flavor and texture.
Ultimately, the term "cheese yogurt" is more of a descriptive phrase rather than a specific food category.
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