21.10.13

Let there be cheese, but let it not be grated in advance....

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4 comments:

  1. Angelus-Bell21/10/13

    Can't see how ready grated can ever be cheaper, it may look a lot but check the weight!

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  2. Tattooed Mummy21/10/13

    http://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?

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    1. AngelFrouk22/10/13

      You 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.

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  3. 76 sunflowers21/10/13

    Baha! I missed this. I would have probably weighed in with some laziness comment!! ;) *gasp*

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