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Can't see how ready grated can ever be cheaper, it may look a lot but check the weight!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/shelves/Cheese_in_Aldi.html apparently it can be in Aldi, I checked! maybe they use all the tatty end bits and a cheaper cheddar?
ReplyDeleteYou are right. The end and sides of a cheese are used for grated cheese. That's why it doesn't taste like real cheese. The end bits are more dried out than the rest, so it won't be as sticky.
DeleteBaha! I missed this. I would have probably weighed in with some laziness comment!! ;) *gasp*
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