Sainsbury's Ricotta Cheese Reviews
Product Type: Sainsbury's Cheese
Newest Review: ... a bar-code on there too. Nice enough tub but oddly enough no ingredients are listed. The Cheese itself.... Well it's a very ... more
... soft and spreadable cheese and is a white colour with no real smell to it.
Taste wise this is incredibly bland. It is a bit creamy in texture, has a hint of sourness to it but that's pretty much it. No seasoning, no cheesy aroma nothing, nothing at all.
Of course Ricotta cheese is meant to be used in cooking really. Whether you make a cheesecake with it, use it in cannoli, personally I used it to top digestive biscuits for a poor mans cheesecake and I also put some in a toasted pitta bread with salad and what this do...more
by - written on 28/07/09 (Very useful, 276 readings)
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I'm not mad about hard cheeses but am quite partial to light, soft and spreadable cheeses. I saw this priced at 75p a tub but reduced to 49p a tub on offer and decided to give it a go. The Packaging.... 250g white tub with orange and brown colouring on it. On the lid there is a picture of what looks to me like cannoli, there is an at a glance nutritional chart on there and I'm told it is Sainsbury's 'Italian' Ricotta 'Creamy soft whey cheese from the North of Verona, ideal in sweet and savoury recipes' and that it is mild cheese. On the tub itself I'm told that information all over again and then allergy advice is given, I'm told how to store it, ... Read the complete review
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