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Cheese

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Just now, Korat Kiwi said:

Looks interesting,  how much are the selling for? 

I think the slices were  around THB135. The Vintage and Tasty blocks were THB 240.

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    It's the 'crumbly' type (Cheshire or Lancashire) that I crave!

  • What is the attraction with crumbling cheese? I don't eat any Brit cheeses, as they are not tasteful in my opinion, but when my Gouda or Edammer start to crumble i throw them in the bin

  • The ingredients are probably toxic  It shouldn’t even be legal 

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Just now, Thailand said:

I think the slices were  around THB135. The Vintage and Tasty blocks were THB 240.

That's pretty good... in line with what NZ Mainland cheese is selling for. 

 

I'll check them out next time I go to makro.  Cheers 

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12 hours ago, Thailand said:

ARO have gone in to cheese.

Tried the Gouda and Edam slices which were fine and yesterday saw they now have Tasty and Vintage blocks. Bought a Vintage at Makro but yet to try.

 

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12 hours ago, Thailand said:

ARO have gone in to cheese.

Tried the Gouda and Edam slices which were fine and yesterday saw they now have Tasty and Vintage blocks. Bought a Vintage at Makro but yet to try.

 

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Let me Know how it tastes. It has not yet appeared in my local Makro.

12 hours ago, Thailand said:

ARO have gone in to cheese.

Tried the Gouda and Edam slices which were fine and yesterday saw they now have Tasty and Vintage blocks. Bought a Vintage at Makro but yet to try.

 

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Most likely they are the same product as what is already available with a brandname, but they buy in bulk and get a discount

On 5/3/2024 at 4:13 PM, The Fugitive said:

It's the 'crumbly' type (Cheshire or Lancashire) that I crave!

Villa Market sell both in Pattaya plus Wensleydale. All are what I call semi-crumbly but certainly tasty.

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2 minutes ago, champers said:

Villa Market sell both in Pattaya plus Wensleydale. All are what I call semi-crumbly but certainly tasty.

 

What is the attraction with crumbling cheese? I don't eat any Brit cheeses, as they are not tasteful in my opinion, but when my Gouda or Edammer start to crumble i throw them in the bin

19 minutes ago, CallumWK said:

 

What is the attraction with crumbling cheese? I don't eat any Brit cheeses, as they are not tasteful in my opinion, but when my Gouda or Edammer start to crumble i throw them in the bin

Excellent for toasted cheese/cheese on toast or cold on sandwiches, all with a good twist of fresh ground black pepper. I find them very tasty too.

7 hours ago, CallumWK said:

 

What is the attraction with crumbling cheese? I don't eat any Brit cheeses, as they are not tasteful in my opinion, but when my Gouda or Edammer start to crumble i throw them in the bin

I hope you don't throw it away because it's grown mould?

12 hours ago, Maybole said:

 

Let me Know how it tastes. It has not yet appeared in my local Makro.

Good it may well be Mainland cheese repackaged.

12 hours ago, CallumWK said:

 

What is the attraction with crumbling cheese? I don't eat any Brit cheeses, as they are not tasteful in my opinion, but when my Gouda or Edammer start to crumble i throw them in the bin

 

You won't like Lancashire then.

12 hours ago, champers said:

Excellent for toasted cheese/cheese on toast or cold on sandwiches, all with a good twist of fresh ground black pepper. I find them very tasty too.

 

Or crumbled Danish blue cheese on a haggis pizza. Boladh géar as they say north of the Trossachs.

 

You'll thank me for it.

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8 hours ago, NanLaew said:

 

Or crumbled Danish blue cheese on a haggis pizza. Boladh géar as they say north of the Trossachs.

 

You'll thank me for it.

 

 

Brawly Feekit.

 

On 7/27/2024 at 9:42 AM, Thailand said:

ARO have gone in to cheese.

Tried the Gouda and Edam slices which were fine and yesterday saw they now have Tasty and Vintage blocks. Bought a Vintage at Makro but yet to try.

 

Vintage.jpg

 

On 7/27/2024 at 9:42 AM, Thailand said:

ARO have gone in to cheese.

Tried the Gouda and Edam slices which were fine and yesterday saw they now have Tasty and Vintage blocks. Bought a Vintage at Makro but yet to try.

 

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Now also have a Colby block  245 baht.

 

Edam ,Gouda cheese slices gone up to 155 baht

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On 7/28/2024 at 10:45 AM, Thailand said:

Good it may well be Mainland cheese repackaged.

Bought some earlier this week, First time I've seen it, slightly stronger than Mainland Vintage, and a tad less crumbly. At 190bht for 500g it's very good value for money, well it would be if I didn't like eating it so much. Different shape pack to Mainland, thinner and longer/wider.

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33 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

Bought some earlier this week, First time I've seen it, slightly stronger than Mainland Vintage, and a tad less crumbly. At 190bht for 500g it's very good value for money, well it would be if I didn't like eating it so much. Different shape pack to Mainland, thinner and longer/wider.

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Edam, Tasty, Gouda  and Colby also.

 

Slices, Edam, Gouda and Swiss

45 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

Bought some earlier this week, First time I've seen it, slightly stronger than Mainland Vintage, and a tad less crumbly. At 190bht for 500g it's very good value for money, well it would be if I didn't like eating it so much. Different shape pack to Mainland, thinner and longer/wider.

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It is quality New Zealand cheese from a Mainland competitor.  On special at Marko  now at 199 baht for the 470g block.  Good value.

1 hour ago, McTavish said:

It is quality New Zealand cheese from a Mainland competitor.  On special at Marko  now at 199 baht for the 470g block.  Good value.

 

 That's on the list for next week at Makro. :thumbsup:

 

 

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Ah yes ... Cheez Whiz ... Frankenstein cheese

 

I don't even think it's legally considered cheese. 

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34 minutes ago, NoDisplayName said:

The ingredients are probably toxic 

14 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

Ah yes ... Cheez Whiz ... Frankenstein cheese

 

I don't even think it's legally considered cheese. 

It shouldn’t even be legal 

Chaing Mai makro sells ground beef AU ground lamb! You don't see that in any other makros in the country.

2 hours ago, TheFishman1 said:

Try this place I found some good cheeses there it’s not that far

Interesting place.  Was there (Jartisaan Cheeserie) last week with several friends, had lunch (everything was very good), and bought some of the cheese that they made.  Took us a while to find the place but well worth the visit.

On 5/24/2024 at 2:15 AM, AlaskaDave said:

I love very strong cheddar cheese and used to buy the Epicure version of, I think it was Mainland Cheese, at Rimping Markets. However, a small chunk (200g ?) cost over 200 baht. The Gecko Garden on Sridonchai Road near Pantip Plaza  has several excellent cheeses for sale as well as real butter (from New Zealand I think), and coldcuts at very attractive prices. They have a crumbly English cheddar, very sharp and very tasty, for about 400 baht per kilo. They sell gouda and feta cheese also.

I had eaten there once in while over the years but since I learned they also sell cheese and butter, I always buy those items there.

 

The same cheese at Makro for 279 baht but then 470gr or Aro house brand slighty cheaper sometimes, but same cheeses as Mainland

Last weekend Big C, Panthip Plaza, Night bazaar had all the Mainland varieties including Vintage on half price special. 250 gram blocks for 119.50 baht. Had a fair supply of each variety.

 

Don't know if the offer is still on or if they have any left.

Is there a Villa Market there? Villa had the best cheese selection that I had seen in Bangkok.

19 hours ago, quake said:

 

 That's on the list for next week at Makro. :thumbsup:

 

 

Don't ever be tempted to buy Makro's "horeca" cheese, even for cooking, it's rubbish.

 

Vintage aged cheddar is the most tasty, also crumbly, as water is released during the aging process.

 

Tasty is softer, younger.

 

Jartisan cheeses are not sold in Makro.  Central Group outlets, eg Tops, GoWholesale, stock their varieties.

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