Has anyone tried this cheese recently?

It says from Australia on the front but it is made in Thailand.

Any comments on the quality of this cheese?

I have tried it, its processed cheese though isn't it? the cheese I got of this brand was anyway, not bad as far as processed cheese goes but I only had it on burgers... I would suggest getting it from foodland by the gram, im no cheese connoisseur but I think this stuff is your standard processed stuff. Happy cheesing

Horrible. But I grew up on Kraft, so it's my preference when choosing processed cheese.

Usual fake cheese that everybody eats...

Moved to food forum.

Is it actually cheese? Their butter (even though labelled as such) isn't butter, but a chemical blend of emulsified butter oil.

Cheese and processed should never be used in the same sentence.

It's the same as the other processed cheese slices you can get at 7-11 and Tesco. If you were hoping it was real cheddar cheese slices you will be disappointed.

Allowrie also have butter with a kangaroo on it which is also made in thailand. Maybe they use kangaroo milk?

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Its not cheese ,its just a bit of plastic with some flavouring in ,mind you many Americans may think its "real cheese"

Its not cheese ,its just a bit of plastic with some flavouring in ,mind you many Americans may think its "real cheese"

There is no comparison really.

It is utterly vile, how on earth they can refer to this stuff as cheddar, I have no idea.

I would love a bit of Shropshire blue for lunch!

It is utterly vile, how on earth they can refer to this stuff as cheddar, I have no idea.

I would love a bit of Shropshire blue for lunch!

Very hard to get in Thailand but a company just outside of Pattaya does make this cheese (Google 'Health Farm Cheese Thailand').

I don't know how good the local Shropshire Blue is but I will be popping into their facility the next time that I'm in Chonburi.

I have a piece of Shropshire Blue in my fridge right now... made by Heath Farm.... pretty tasty I must admit. Still crave for Stilton though.

It is utterly vile, how on earth they can refer to this stuff as cheddar, I have no idea.

I would love a bit of Shropshire blue for lunch!

Yes it's vile.

It's also impossible to remove it from the plastic in one piece. Resorted to scraping it off with a knife but eventually threw it out.

I have a piece of Shropshire Blue in my fridge right now... made by Heath Farm.... pretty tasty I must admit. Still crave for Stilton though.

The do also make Stilton.

not seen it in the supermarkets... may need to order it direct. I'll contact them.... thanks.

It is utterly vile, how on earth they can refer to this stuff as cheddar, I have no idea.

I would love a bit of Shropshire blue for lunch!

Very hard to get in Thailand but a company just outside of Pattaya does make this cheese (Google 'Health Farm Cheese Thailand').

I don't know how good the local Shropshire Blue is but I will be popping into their facility the next time that I'm in Chonburi.

No point in popping in... I've just had an email from them... they don't sell direct and their FDA licence prohibits visits from the public. Their Stilton wont be ready for another 2 months.... Have you tried Heaven on Cheese from Nakon Sawan.... google them?.... they sell direct to the public at farmers markets in BKK as well as to restaurants etc. They mainly do French cheeses though.

It is utterly vile, how on earth they can refer to this stuff as cheddar, I have no idea.

I would love a bit of Shropshire blue for lunch!

Very hard to get in Thailand but a company just outside of Pattaya does make this cheese (Google 'Health Farm Cheese Thailand').

I don't know how good the local Shropshire Blue is but I will be popping into their facility the next time that I'm in Chonburi.

No point in popping in... I've just had an email from them... they don't sell direct and their FDA licence prohibits visits from the public. Their Stilton wont be ready for another 2 months.... Have you tried Heaven on Cheese from Nakon Sawan.... google them?.... they sell direct to the public at farmers markets in BKK as well as to restaurants etc. They mainly do French cheeses though.

Ah, it's actually the Shropshire Blue that I'm after.

Someone brought me a kilo over last year and it was manna from heaven.

Also very good for a 3 cheese Pizza (does not meld into one lump with the other cheeses).

I will have to visit their retailers next time that I'm in Pattaya then.

Just had another email from them. They are looking at an online and delivery service!... That would be great!

Just had another email from them. They are looking at an online and delivery service!... That would be great!

That's why nobody answered when I went there

Just bought Heath Farm Cheddar just now

http://www.cheesethailand.com/index.html

Its lovely stuff..

Just had another email from them. They are looking at an online and delivery service!... That would be great!

tolsti, it might be worth firing the guy an e-mail back with a link to this thread.

Maybe if he realizes how much we all need REAL cheese he will set up an online delivery service sooner rather than later.

If you hear any more on any delivery method that he sets up, please give me a heads up in a PM.

Just had another email from them. They are looking at an online and delivery service!... That would be great!

tolsti, it might be worth firing the guy an e-mail back with a link to this thread.

Maybe if he realizes how much we all need REAL cheese he will set up an online delivery service sooner rather than later.

If you hear any more on any delivery method that he sets up, please give me a heads up in a PM.

You can also do the same... Use the contact us link on their website.

Plastic junk being flogged off at Rimping and Makro. Buy REAL Cheese, so you pay a lot more BUT you can Eat it!

As far as the cheese slices go I would recommend sticking to Kraft for processed slices. 80 (1 kilo) slices from Macro is around ฿400

For a more realistic cheddar try Anchor NZ from Macro. 2 kilo block is just under ฿800. Edam is about the same, Gouda is about double that and mozzarella is less.

You can split the purchase with a friend if the amount is too large for one person. Buying the small packs from supermarkets will more than double the above prices.

Just had another email from them. They are looking at an online and delivery service!... That would be great!

tolsti, it might be worth firing the guy an e-mail back with a link to this thread.

Maybe if he realizes how much we all need REAL cheese he will set up an online delivery service sooner rather than later.

If you hear any more on any delivery method that he sets up, please give me a heads up in a PM.

You can also do the same... Use the contact us link on their website.

Contacted them and invited them to view the forum and this thread.

Has anyone tried this cheese recently?

It says from Australia on the front but it is made in Thailand.

Any comments on the quality of this cheese?

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Tastes like that kind of pre-sliced cheese always tastes, good.

Hello All, what not slice your own??

Been using this one since the 70's.

rice555

The only processed cheese that I have found worth eating; although am sure some others not available everywhere are good.