Smashing Sandwiches With Dairylea

Advantages: A wholesome sandwich filler
Disadvantages: None

...Expensive but useful are the three words that first come into my mind when I think about Kraft Dairylea thick cheese slices. Dairylea thick cheese slices are a good sandwich or roll filler. Fill a sandwich with a layer of fresh salad and then add a tasty thick cheese slice to make a healthy snack. I particularly like to buy a packet if we have a barbecue, if you are filling a large bread bap with a freshly barbecued beefburger and salad it makes a meal in itself. Lets face it Dairylea has a good reputation, high quality products that appeal to all age groups. The Dairylea cheese spread is very tasty, the Dairylea Dunkers are brilliant for both children and adults, Dairylea lunchables are good for a quick snack and if you are calorie counting you are able to get Dairylea Light products. One thing that always strikes me is their...

Sarahjh1 10.04.2009 · Read review
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Kraft Dairylea Cheese spread

Advantages: A creamy white cheese spread
Disadvantages: none

...Whether you are five or fifty five Dairylea cheese spread certainly has appeal. We both love the soft, rich and creamy texture of Dairylea. So often you are looking for the perfect sandwich filling, something for a change and Dairylea fits the bill perfectly. I really enjoy the taste of Primula cheese spread but at around £1.20 for a smallish tube it works out far more expensive than Dairylea., but Primula do make the tastiest cheese and chive spread. up until quite a while ago I often used to purchase Lidl`s cheese spread triangles, I am sure the circular box held 24 thick creamy triangles that used to cost £1.30, Lidl must have decided that they were worth far more and when I last looked at the price they were £1.90! I know all about inflation but that`s taking things a little too far. A 300g tub of Kraft Dairylea cheese spread...

Sarahjh1 20.01.2009 · Read review
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Dairylea Baked Crisps

Advantages: Not bad, nice cheese.
Disadvantages: Crisps are not very nice alone

...I purchase my Dairylea Dunkers Baked Crisps from my local corner store for 65p but they are available in most supermarkets for around 50p singly or cheaper as part of a multipack. The pot is white with a blue lid which is made from foil. Once the lid is peeled back it reveals an oblong tray with the baked crisps and a smaller tray which contains the half fat cheese for dunking. The crisps have been baked so they are quite healthy but I would not recommend eating these alone as they are quite dry and definitely better served with the cheese. The cheese is made from 51% skimmed milk & 16% cheese the other 33% is whey, butter, milk protein, emulsifying salt, modified starch, phosphate, lactic acid & Vitamin D. There was enough cheese to coat all of the crisps sufficiently. One pack of Dairylea Dunkers provides at least 1...

katyeverett 25.03.2009 · Read review
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Dairylea delight

Advantages: tastes good, lots of calcium
Disadvantages: can be hard to get the foil off

...I used to love these when I was little (ok, I'm still little in size, but not in age) and on a random search of the fridge I came across a box, and decided to make sure they still taste as good as they used to. They do. Dairylea triangles come in a circular box with six triangles inside. The box is blue, with Dairylea written in yellow across the top. It also features the cute little cow who is pouring milk onto a cheese triangle. It also claims they are now even creamier. The base of the box has the best before date, nutrition information and contact information. It also says "Dairylea goodness kids love." Each box is 85g. It claims that it is a cheese spread, and it does taste good in sandwiches but also it's good for a nibble on its own and I know my mum often uses them if she is making a pasta sauce. It makes it that bit...

DebzJ 14.03.2004 · Read review
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Dairylea Lunchables

Advantages: Plenty in the packet
Disadvantages: Cost and not very healthy

...This is a product primarily aimed at children or at least at adults to buy for children. Dairylea Lunchables Chicken Stack Ems are made by Kraft and come in a plastic box which contains 8 small slices of cheese, 8 larger round slices of chicken and 8 wheat crackers. They cost £1.35 in Somerfield and £1.45 in Safeway and the contents weigh 110g, which is roughly 4oz. There is a larger box available which contains a small carton of juice and a chocolate cake. This costs £1.85. The idea is that the consumer makes a sort of "sandwich" or stack with the cheese, chicken and crackers. It all sounds reasonably healthy so far. However, on further inspection, it's easy to see why this should be a rare treat for a child. The description on the back gives an idea as to what is actually in this "lunch". Cooked Cured Chicken Breast...

Mel27 27.05.2004 (22.07.2005) · Read review
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Dairylea cares for you

Advantages: Calcium and taste
Disadvantages: There are none

...There are so many varieties of cheeses on the market today we are spoilt for cheese. Blue, Brie, smoked and Feta cheese and so many more. Of course if you want a cheese that will spread easily, Philadelphia is one option and another is Kraft’s Dairylea cheese spread. Dairylea is a soft creamy cheese, which is full of a light tasty cheesy flavour. It’s not a strong or overpowering flavour but tasty and subtle. Your children will love it, I have nieces who can’t live out with it. It’s great for their sandwiches. You can also buy Dairylea Dunkers, which are also great for lunchboxes. Dairylea tastes great on crackers, as well as beautiful thick bread and for breakfast on toast. You can purchase a 200g tub, which is light blue colour, and has yellow text. The design of the box communicates a soft relaxed...

wackjob 29.12.2002 · Read review
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Dairylea Chicken Blurghgers

Advantages: Practical
Disadvantages: Taste awful and Unhealthy

...I have never been the biggest fan of Dairylea Lunchables. I found the stacking ones a bit dry and have sometimes found the cheese can taste a little processed. However, after a sucessful try of the pizza lunchables, when i saw the Chicken Burgers variety I thought I would give it a try. The packaging was as bright and appealing as usual but on opening the product I was disgusted by what I saw. 2 rock hard and tiny bread rolls 6 slices of cheese 2 very small slabs of what was supposedly chicken burger. I was immediatly repulsed by what i saw but i never judge anything by appearance so i pressed on. Once i had put together the burgers and got in a serious mess with the small fiddly packet of ketchup i examined my lunch which seemed to consist of 2 tiny processed chicken burgers in rock hard tiny bread rolls. Not even enough to...

scoobydooluvva 31.05.2003 · Read review
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Stripping Fun!

Advantages: taste
Disadvantages: none

...Dairylea Strip Cheese........... Jack and I both adore cheese and when I saw these ages I ago I couldn't help but try them out. I instantly loved them and so did Jacks so I have been buying them ever since they came out and half the time I have been trying not to scoff the whole packet. The Dairylea Strip Cheese comes in either a four pack or an eight pack and although there is not much of a saving I always buy the 8 pack as it seems to vanish in out house! The price of the 8 packet is £1.89 pence and the four pack is priced at 98 pence. The packet design is similar to all the other Dairylea products and is a light blue in colour with the Dairylea black and white cartoon cow pictured. The strips are housed inside the outer packaging and then individually wrapped in a easy to remove plastic wrapper. Jack can't take these off...

newby2 22.06.2009 · Read review
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How do you dunk yours?

Advantages: Tasty, filling and yummy
Disadvantages: Packs are small

...I first eat these a few months back and fell in love with them straight away. They are a perfect snack food so I take them to work as a gap filler. I like them as they are a change from the usual gap fillers of crisps, cereal bars, chocolate or biscuits. They come in a pack of four 47g packs and are also available in the following varieties - jumbo chipsticks, Ritz crackers, and nachos. The breadsticks are containted seperately to the cheese which I think is great so they don't get soggy or just one breadstick covered in the cheese. Tesco currently have them priced at £1.50 a pack but they are often on offers of buy one get one free, or two for £2.00. I only buy them when they are on offer and I think and I think both of the offers are great value. The Dairylea is of a nice, creamy taste and texture which I think some...

kell.b 27.11.2009 · Read review
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*Tasty.Cheap.Convenient*

Advantages: Tasty , Cheap
Disadvantages: None!

...I'm cheese mad me! I absolutely love the stuff. I realise too much of the stuff is bad for me , although being vegetarian AND a very fussy eater , I feel my options are quite limited food-wise , although I do try to go without cheese as often as I can. Whilst food shopping the other week , I came across the 'Dairylea Dunkers' section. I normally wouldn't choose something like this , but I was feeling quite peckish and wanted something to snack on , and so I chose these Dairylea Dunkers Jumbo Tubes. They were part of a multi-pack costing about £2.20 for a pack of four. I think if you buy them individually they cost about 70p. The Dunkers come in a plastic container , the top sealed with an attractive blue foil cover. The pot is approximately four inches long and two inches wide. The pot is quite cute and small enough to fit into...

xdonzx 02.12.2009 · Read review
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