We like cheese in our house and I sometimes put cheese in my childrens lunch boxes. Sometimes I cut a piece from a block but quite often I will buy the little chunks or baby bells or cheese strings (less) etc. My youngest daughter saw this spaghetti cheese and asked if we could get some - I thought why not it was 2 packets for £2 normally £1.79 per packet. In each packet was 4 little packets in a strip that could be separated by the perforation at the end of each pack. Each little pack is 17 grammes and has 56 calories and contains 15% of the RDA. On opening the packet you are faced with a ball of cheese that reminded me of a ball of wool that ...  Read the complete review

Well, I first tried this 'cheese string spaghetti' earlier on today. The price was slightly on the higher side, at RRP £2.00. But I got them on offer for just £1 for a multipack of six. When I first opened my packet, I have to admit, it looked kind of gross! But I got hold of my first string, and from there on it was all plain sailing. ~Taste~ The taste of these spaghetti cheese strings was very bland. I didn't get much flavour at all. The normal cheese strings, I have to say, are definatley a lot lot nicer. They also have a weird sort of texture which kind of made me cringe! But the taste is perfect for my kids, aged 4 and ...  Read the complete review

These are the newest version of cheestrings to hit the supermarkets. When my niece saw these in the fridge she just had to have these instead of her regular variety! They were on offer when we bought them, I think they were £1 for the multipack of 6. However, their RRP is closer to £2.29 so do try to look out for them when they are on offer otherwise they are quite expensive. The packaging is just like shown above in the picture. Inside the cardboard sleeve, the cheestrings are in small square packets which are all joined together in a long line where you can tear off each packet as you want it. The individual packets are easy to get into, ...  Read the complete review