The phrase "absent cheese" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where cheese is missing or not present, often in a humorous or metaphorical context.
Example: "The pizza was disappointing, as it was essentially just bread and sauce with absent cheese."
Alternatives: "missing cheese" or "lacking cheese".
The modern reader should infer salads (indeed the Girls Own Paper of 1880 advises that 'a cucumber is indispensable! The picnic would not be a picnic if it were absent'), pies, cheeses and the like, but, as David says, keep things simple.
In fact, cheese curds are noticeably absent there as well -- I only got to meet them when we traveled to a family vacation house in upstate New York.
To prevent interfering factors in the determination of GMP by chromatography, 8% TCA is considered as the best concentration at which the cheese whey proteins are virtually absent (Van Hooydonk and Olieman 1982).
It is also baroresistant (Moatsou et al. 2008) and stable over a range of acid pH values, from pH 3.5 to 7 (Lee et al. 1998).> The presence and the activity of cathepsin D have also been illustrated in experimental rennet-free cheese and hard-cooked cheese, in which the rennet is absent or inactivated, respectively (Cooney et al. 2000; Garnot and Mollé 1987; Igoshi and Arima 1993).
A powerful truth, captured by Mapplethorpe, is that the big, beaming "Say cheese!" smile beloved by bad photographers of kids is almost completely absent from their normal repertory of emotion.
Citrate is a constituent of milk, but it is absent in most cases when the ripening bacteria begin to grow at the surface of cheese, due to the presence of mesophilic citrate-utilizing lactic acid bacteria that grow at the beginning of cheese making.
Another group of the cheese isolates, designated group B and comprised of strains UW1 and M36, has among the least number of absent genes.
