Dairylea Cheese Spread Reviews

As I previously reviewed my son's favourite cheese. It's now my turn to share something about my favourite creamy cheese the " Dairylea Spread". As I've done my shopping I quite noticed that Dairylea Triangles were on offer . A cheesy spread which is individually wrapped in triangles that quite appeal to most ...  Read the complete review

Dairylea Cheese Spread Description: Manufacturer: Dairylea / Type: Spread As it sounds like, Dairylee cheese spread is a creamy and spreadable cheese. It is a light colour (almost white) and a great consistency, being creamy yet not so thick that it will not spread properly. I have always been a fan of this ...  Read the complete review

Dairylea cheese spread is a fantastic cheese product that is made by the large cheese company dairylea. They are a great product and although they are called dairylea cheese spread they don't even need to be spreader and are actually really nice to just eat on their own as well. These come in the flat circle pots, they are ...  Read the complete review

I have always been a fan of Dairylea products and when my budget allows it the Cheese Spread is always the product that I really want in my fridge, on my sandwiches or spread on toast. Dairylea Cheese Spread is provided in a circular plastic tub with a plastic removable lid. The cheese spread is kept hygienic and fresh by a foil lid ...  Read the complete review

My mum always used to give me cheese spread sarnies when I was in junior school it was convenient and quick to prepare. One of the many cheeses she gave me was Dairylea Cheese Spread and I've loved it ever since. Dairylea comes in round plastic pots either the smaller 200g tubs or larger ones. The smaller tubs are roughly £1.35 and the ...  Read the complete review

Dairylea is one of those products most people have tried as a child. It is a popular cheese spread, popular to spread on crackers, toast, sandwiches. I have seen it used in cooking- any recepies needing a cream cheese (ie cheesecake) and mashed potato. So it is versatile and there are many reasons you would buy this. It is available in ...  Read the complete review

My wife went and picked one of these up the other day to get something a little different for our son's packed lunches in his last week at school. Normally, we'd get something like Philadelphia or an own brand cheese spread if we were to get something like this, but as this was on offer for £1 or so in our local Somerfield, and we hadn't had it ...  Read the complete review

For many people of my age I think dairylea cheese spread brings back memories of childhood which is an attraction in itself, but to carry on eating it in to adulthood requires it to have a heck of a lot more than simply good associations. Dairylea on balance is worthy of that transition. It is a deliciously soft spread, with a creamy, mildly ...  Read the complete review

I do not eat a lot of cheese but when I do have a bit I am not too picky about which kind of cheese I have and I think this is a necessity if you are going to enjoy Dairylea spreading cheese. My hubby is a true cheese lover as is my daughter and neither of them will go near Dairylea spreading cheese where as me and my grandkids love ...  Read the complete review

I am a grandmother, and retired Infant teacher, writing on behalf of mother's and children regarding the recent advertisement from dairy lea. The fact that the older brother APPEARS to be offering a taste of his cheese to his younger brother BUT then just whops it all over his nose is, to me, encouraging unkindness and the start of bullying. The ...  Read the complete review

I bought this by mistake as I usually bought the triangles. However I was pleased I made this mistake as I find it alot better value for money then the triangles. The packaging is in a circular tub which is abit smaller then the size of your hand. It has the tradional sky blue colour with dairylea written in white which fades to yellow ...  Read the complete review

Dairylea is a very popular brand that makes cheese products aimed at children, including cheese trianges, Dairylea dunkers, and cheese squares and this Daitylea spread. I think that this product is one of the newer ones, because I always used to buy the cheese triangles, and then when this came on to the market I started to buy this ...  Read the complete review

Whether you are five or fifty five Dairylea cheese spread has certainly got appeal. We both love the soft rich creamy texture of Dairylea. So often you are looking for a sandwich filling, something for a change and Dairylea fits the bill perfectly. I really enjoy the taste of Primula cheese spread but at around £1.20 for a smallish tube it ...  Read the complete review

'Dairylea cheese spread' is manufactured by Kraft, and have been popular is British households for as long as i care to remember. Growing up i used to love mum putting it on my sandwiches for school with ham occasionally , and would look forward to every dinner time to see if she had made my favorite sandwich combination. Today i ...  Read the complete review

Dairylea are famous for their little triangles of spreading cheese but they now also do tubs of the stuff which works out far better value for money than those little foil wrapped triangles ever did. Trouble is that it is still nothing like real cheese and in my opinion is awful stuff but try telling my kids that!! My kids love this so ...  Read the complete review

I am a cheese queen and I love all things cheesy! (No comments on that please!) I am also inherently lazy and having to cut slices of cheese can sometimes be far too time-consuming when you only have the advert break in a programme to rush and grab a snack! This is where Dairylea Cheese Spread comes in. It comes in portion-controlled triangles ...  Read the complete review

I always had the individually wrapped Dairylea when I was a kid and loved it, so every now and again I a pack and treat myself. I have to say that whenever I do have dairylea it takes me right back to being a kid. I can remember taking out one of those triangles from my lunchbox and then spending the next 20 minutes trying to unwrap it ...  Read the complete review

First of all, this is for the triangles, not the tub of spread. I don't know what happened there, I only just noticed. I love the taste and creaminess of this cheese spread, particularly since I got the hang of using the little tape thingy to get the foil off, but why is there always a little chunk of the spread left in the corner of ...  Read the complete review

While I wouldn't be a big consumer of processed cheese preferring a nice strong mature cheddar or piece of brie, I am supposed to be a grown up now, I take the odd notion for spready dairylea cheese on toasted veda. (For the uninitiated veda is a brown malt loaf delicious toasted). When I took this notion yesterday, I toasted my veda, ...  Read the complete review

Dairy Lea Cheese Spread is not one of my favourites. However, kids seem to love it and it's packed full of calcium and vitamin D. The brand name has been around since 'Adam was a lad', as the saying goes and only the design of the packaging seems to have changed. This product now comes in the original cheese triangle shapes and in a ...  Read the complete review