I am not a great lover of cheese spreads as I find them very bland and artificial.
But there is one cheese spread that I can't get enough of and that is PHILADELPHIA. I could eat this till the cows come home, I even eat it straight from the tub or if I buy the block, I cut great big chunks ... Read review
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Advantages: great flavour, spreads easily. Disadvantages: tub not big enough.. Limited edition
...is made with pasterised milk.
To enjoy this at its best, eat within 5 days of opening.
For more info
KRAFT FOODS UK
FREEPOST SWC 3320
CHELTENHAM
GL50 3ZZ
CARELINE 0808 1000678 UK ONLY
www.philadelphia.co.uk
Thanks for the read
JO
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Advantages: taste, versatility Disadvantages: might not be around for ever
I first discovered this product a few weeks ago, and was so impressed I nominated it for inclusion on this page. Being a cheese lover and dieting is not easy - the two do not mix! I tried the lite cheese spreads and find it hard to believe that they are marketed as cheese due to complete lack of taste. When I saw this I thought I'd try it as blue cheese has such a distinctive flavour I thought it would be hard to disguise it into the usual bland ... ...disappointed - it really does taste of blue cheese and because of the strong flavour, you only need a little to make a satisfying snack.
I have only seen it on sale in Tesco's to date, and am very concerned that it is packaged as limited edition. Hopefully, if enough people become fans they will introduce it as a regular brand.
Try it - you'll be glad you did.
Lin ...
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Advantages: It's got garlic Disadvantages: Who cares about the herbs
...as the oval shape in blue with the word Philadelphia in blue too and under that Garlic & Herbs in green writing.
Also under that is a few leafy things, which one would presume is the herbs, and a couple of cloves of garlic.
Even Kraft must not really care about the herbs as they can’t even be bothered to tell you what herbs are actually in it. All it says in the ingredient list is that there are herbs in it. I for one am happy enough at that as I don’t really care either what herbs they are.
So not caring about herbs lets move right on and dig in …
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From what I remember, Philadelphia was the first 'serious' film I'd seen in a theatre. Up until that point as a young teen it was all Batman Returns and Naked Gun. I didn't go to see the film because of the subject matter; I went because the word was... more