Is spreadable cream cheese okay for baking?
Is philidelphia cream cheese sold in a tub that same as the brick? My supermarket doesn't sell the brick kind so I only have the tub one. Is it okay for making sugar cookies or would it ruin them?
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If the answers are no, no & no, try ricotta or dry curd cottage cheese.
In a pinch and if there's nothing else, use the cream cheese in tubs, but be aware it has less fat and less moisture, and more air whipped in, all of which will change the texture of the dough and the finished cookies.
Good luck and, if you experiment with some replacements, please tell us how it works out ;)