Kraft Philadelphia Light Reviews

Kraft Philadelphia Light Description: Brand: Kraft / Cream Cheese. I must confess that I am a bit of a convert to Philadelphia Light. I have been a fan of Philadelphia for ages but for some reason, never bought the light version because for some reason, I had assumed that it would be a little tasteless in ...  Read the complete review

The other day I bought two tubs of Philadelphia Light cheese. I'll share my recipes later because I bought the unflavoured ones with special purpose. Price and Package ------------------------ Kraft made the package of Philadelphia Cream Cheese very similar. The Light one is in a white oval plastic tub with silver ...  Read the complete review

I bought Philadelhpia light 2 weeks ago on holiday near Barcelona with my friends. One of the girls in the group wanted it, and I jotted down notes because I knew it would be an item on Dooyoo. We paid 1.49 Euros (around 1.30Pounds) in a supermarket in Cassteldefells for the 300 gramms version. I am not sure how much it costs in ...  Read the complete review

Having had a craving for cheese over the weekend but not really fancying the block variety I decided to try and find a low calorie, low fat alternative to satisfy my cravings and ended up buying some Kraft Light Philadelphia. Contained in a 300g family pack tub, on offer at the moment for £1.00 the grey and light blue packaging is ...  Read the complete review

Kraft Philadelphia Light 300g - cost £1 on offer in my local Asda. Kraft Philadelphia Light Basically, this is a cream cheese which comes in a plastic tub. The tube is sealed with an inner foil lid and then has a plastic outer lid. This ensure that your cheese is as fresh as possible, and that it stays that way ...  Read the complete review

As I may have told you before, I am always trying to be healthy and always feel I am watching what I eat, of so I tell myself! For the past year or so, I have really enjoyed ryvitas with soft cheese spread on top, it has now spread to crackers with soft cheese as well as crispcakes. All of which are not the most exciting snacks but I ...  Read the complete review

Well as I'm trying to do healthy at the moment I decided to cut all Cheddar Cheese out and buy my favourite soft cheese Philadelphia in the light version. Now this comes in an oval tub, different from the one that is on the Dooyoo page. This tub is made from plastic and is the 300g family pack. It has the Kraft logo with Light Philadelphia written ...  Read the complete review

I have always loved dairy products including milk and cheese - either the hard varieties or soft cheese like 'Philadelphia'... I was brought up on this brand but as my mum has changed her eating habits a lot we now buy lighter varieties of famous brands when we can including this 'Light Philadelphia Medium Fat Soft Cheese' to cut down a ...  Read the complete review

Cheese, it is my downfall in life I reckon. I can cut out chocolate, beer, wine, crisps...but I find it impossible to say no to a bit of cheese on toast! That is why I have been looking at alternative choices when it comes to cheese, I know that cheese is almost pure fat, so it is good to have a look around for cheeses that ...  Read the complete review

I absolutely love cheese - I don't care what type I just love it I would eat it for breakfast, dinner, tea and dessert and would quite happily let it seap out of my pores lol .. no I'm joking that's vile! If ever I see cheese on offer I'm usually the first to buy it so when in Sainsburys I seen that Philadelphia was half price at just ...  Read the complete review

I much prefer Philadelphia Light to the Extra Light, because it's got a much smoother, less powdery texture. For me, the Extra Light just takes the whole 'low fat' thing a bit TOO far - and as a 'professional' dieter, I can pretty much guarantee that you don't always have to exclude fat from your diet in an extreme way to lose weight. The key ...  Read the complete review

Philadelphia is probably one of the better known cheese spread brands, and apparently its got good cause to be - as a brand name its been around since 1880, when the cream cheese was named 'Philadelphia' after the american city that was, at the time, thought to be the heart of fine dining and fine foods . Well, fine dining Philadelphia ...  Read the complete review

I am not a big dieting buff nor do I go out my way to buy good for you foods but if there is a product that tastes as good in the light version as it does in the standard then I will choose the lighter option. Not many products can say their lighter versions are as good as the original but Kraft Philadelphia can. Kraft ...  Read the complete review

I am currently addicted to this cheese spread as I feel I can slap it on without too much guilt!! This currently costs £1.70 in Tesco for a 300g tub and is always on my online shopping list! Thanks to some clever advertising it is shown as being a heavenly treat - but is it? Nutritional Info I have always skipped ...  Read the complete review

If you're looking for something versatile to put into your shopping basket, and these days let's face it we're all looking for something that will do more than one job to help us save money, then Kraft Philadelphia, affectionately known as 'Philly', is something that you should consider. It is a light creamy medium fat soft cheese ...  Read the complete review

Sold in a light blue oblong tub this lovely versatile cream cheese is so very tasty and delicious. YOu will have to try some of the delicious recipies that have been on the tv. Alternatively try the cheese spread with Walkers sensations thai crisps they are just a marriage made in heaven as you have the spicy tang of the crisps with the cool ...  Read the complete review

I had the Kraft Philadelphia Light Chives, from their "Herb Garden" range with my lunch today. I have quite a liking for cheeses, and having never tried this brand before i thought id give it ago. My initial attraction to Philidelphia Chives Light, was the fact that its "light". Im a health concious person and so ...  Read the complete review