I have always loved cheese from Brie to Cheddar and Applewood to Spread Cheese. In fact it was always a standing joke in our family that, when I was at my grandmother's house as a child on Saturday afternoons and it came to tea time I would always ask for 'crisps, cheese and bread and butter'! For this I would get a spread cheese sandwich and a bag of Walkers crisps and that was heaven for me. I have always liked most of the varieties of spread cheese and some time ago my favourite was a product called Cheddarie which was made by Kraft. I think it must have been withdrawn for some reason because I haven't seen it anywhere for ages now. I liked this particular ...  Read the complete review

Christmas is coming and so I have been swapping branded products for lower priced ones, we have been using Tesco Light Choice Cheese Triangles for a good few weeks now instead of Dairylea. ~Packaging~ The triangles come in a cardboard circular box, on the front of the box is a picture of a cow holding a cheese triangle, it says on the packaging that the cheese is Half Fat and there is a Healthy Eating logo. There are 8 triangles in the box, each triangle comes in a foil wrapper, on top of each wrapper is the same picture that appears on the packaging. There is a red tag and the idea is you pull the tag to open up the wrapper which ...  Read the complete review

Since I am on a diet, I have to watch what I'm eating. I still like to have Sandwiches for lunch, and I miss the odd bit of toast. Since I cannot lager my toast with Butter now, I have been using Cheese triangles and have cam across these ones on my weekly shop at Tesco. A pack og 8 good sized Cheese Triangles cost 72p, which is a bit cheaper than the brand named ones. You also get this in the tesco Value range, which is cheaper again, but i've not tried those yet and may do in the future. The packaging is a round cardboard deep tray and the lid lifts off to reveal the individually wrapped Cheese triangles. The colouring on the pack is a light ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge fan of spreadable cheese and sometimes I even want to eat triangles whole and on their own so I want to try and be healthier wherever possible. Light Choices cheese triangles are sold by Tesco stores for 74p for 8 triangles so this is quite reasonable. Each triangle has 29 calories and 1.2g of fat so these are something tasty that I can eat without worrying too much about my waistline. The triangles are within a round cardboard box which has a pull tab which opens the box in to two halves and within the box are 8 individually wrapped cheese triangles. Each triangle is wrapped in foil and has a pull tab which once tugged will open the ...  Read the complete review

These are half-fat cheese portions. You may have been familiar with Dairylea cheese triangle over the years, and without a doubt these remain the favourite of most people. Of course with many people on a budget in recent times, cheaper food is being sought out in the supermarkets, and the supermarket own brands are getting a good look-in now. There are eight of these triangles in the familiar circular cardboard container. They are in my opinion a little thicker than I remember the Dairylea triangles. Admittedly I haven't had Dairylea for a while, so they might have thickened them up a little. But back to these. I decided to have them on ...  Read the complete review