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Do Lays cheddar cheese potato chips taste like cheddar cheese?


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I'm currently in the UK but coming back to Thailand next week. Over here Tesco has an offer on of £2.75 for 550g of Cathedral extra mature cheddar so I'm thinking of buying about 10 of those and bringing them over. However, I wondered if these Lays English cheddar crisps would give me the cheddar fix I need. 

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5 hours ago, Ks45672 said:

Best way to tell is cut a thin layer off the cheese in the shape of the potato chip and get wife to blindfold you + shuffle the samples

Eat sample A and then sample B to

see if you can tell the difference.... ?

 

 

This is about "taste" and not a replication of the real cheese.

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Most flavoured crisps contain only 'flavouring' although there are a few that boast of 'cheese powder' whatever that is.

 

I wonder if Brits here realise that 'Lays' is the same as 'Walkers'.  Lays sold in the UK have the brand 'Walkers'. Both are the same company.

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11 minutes ago, Cyclone88 said:

You can buy English Cheddar in Pattaya from as little as 99 baht a kilo.

Why you bother bringing any over?

If your not staying anywhere near Pattaya I'm sure someone could EMS you some in a cooler pack.

99 baht a kilo ?

 

Are you sure ?

 

Please name the store !

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3 hours ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

Bring the cheese and then check out the Lays !!

If you find that the Lays are adequate to give you a fix then the cheese becomes surplus to requirements .

SHOTGUN !! emoji51.png

Then you can give the cheese to me!!!!! (Please)

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45 minutes ago, Cyclone88 said:

You can buy English Cheddar in Pattaya from as little as 99 baht a kilo.

Why you bother bringing any over?

If your not staying anywhere near Pattaya I'm sure someone could EMS you some in a cooler pack.

Was it spelt "Chaddor Cheese"...?  ?

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These are the two I buy in Thailand on the days when I don't feel like Brie .  Available all over to my knowledge. 
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Yes, very good taste.
Available at Big C, Lotus and Makro near me, around 204/209 baht.
Expensive by uk standards but still worth shelling out to get that “ cheese fix “ [emoji51]
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9 hours ago, Crossy said:

Nothing which is "XX flavour" tastes remotely like "XX".

Indeed, the fact that in the UK Walkers 'Smokey Bacon' flavoured crisps are labelled as Halal and suitable for vegetarians tells you all you need to know. The key word is 'flavoured' the cheese ones are the same, cheese flavoured, doesn't mean any cheese is involved.

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2 hours ago, Cyclone88 said:

You can buy English Cheddar in Pattaya from as little as 99 baht a kilo.

Where please? Cathedral cheese costs 199THB for 350g where I stay, that's nearly 4 times what the o/p is quoting in UK.

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Just now, MJKT2014 said:

Where please? Cathedral cheese costs 199THB for 300g where I stay, that's nearly 5 times what the o/p is quoting in UK.

 

5 times?  how did you work that out?  2.75 = 121 THB for 500g  equivalent here for 500g = 331 THB less then x3. More expensive but who wants to bring over cheese in ice packs?  to save 1000 THb

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