Before I write my review I must just point out that these Dairlea Bites have changed their packaging and are now in a bright yellow wax covering and not blue as the Dooyoo picture shows!. Now being a lover of very mature cheese, I don't know what it is about the wax covered little cheeses that you can buy like Babybel's as well, but I just love them even though they are quite bland. These are similar to Babybels, but are in a triangle shape, Dairylea is usually thought of as being a soft spreadable cheese. These cannot be spread as when you peel the yellow wax away fom the cheese you will find a solid piece of mild cheese, still abit squigey if you ...  Read the complete review

Alongside crisps, cheese is another of my absolute favourite foods, I prefer the more mature and stronger cheeses but now and then I will opt for something mild. My twin boys have followed in my tastebuds and also enjoy a chunk of cheese now and then. The other day in Sainsburys I spotted a net bag full of Dairylea Bites. Dairylea Bites are, after researching them on the net, apparently the new 'tri bites' that are pictured above. Still coming in the blue net bag, they are instead just called Dairylea bites now rather than tri bites and have a different colour theme and decoration to them. The tag on the net bag is what provides us with all the nutritional ...  Read the complete review

Mmm cheesy! *Product* Dairylea is a company formed by Kraft who product various cheese products and snacks. A recent product release is the Dairylea Snack Bites which are described as being *Wax coated processed cheddar cheese* *Packaging* The Snack Bites come wrapped in a yellow wax coating (to be removed before consuming) and then covered in a plastic wrapper. For safe keeping, the bites are then stored in a blue net bag which carries a label. The label is mainly white and blue and has the details of storage, nutrition, ingredients and how to contact Kraft. *Ingredients* Cheddar Cheese (87%) , Water , ...  Read the complete review

These are basically designed to rival Babybell in the sense that you get eight pieces of cheese individually wrapped in a plastic casing (ignore the old Dooyoo picture shown) and contained within a blue net. Now Dairylea is hardly a name synonymous with quality cheese as they tend to be best known for the tasteless spreadable soft cheese that is popular with little ones but actually these are not bad and do have a bit of flavour to them. dmittedly I did buy them for when my little niece came to stay but I ate just as many as she did over the weekend visit. They are a mild cheese in the shape of a chunky triangle contained within a yellow plastic ...  Read the complete review