There are so many different varieties of cheeses that all have various textures and tastes. I must say that I do miss many of them as they are
delicious.
It is such a shame that they cannot be duplicated using non dairy milk.
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There are so many different varieties of cheeses that all have various textures and tastes. I must say that I do miss many of them as they are
delicious.
It is such a shame that they cannot be duplicated using non dairy milk.
The following link is quite interesting as it reviews many US vegan cheeses. The American market seems to have the largest choice available. However, when I've tried to find various brands in shops it also proves to be a difficult task.
The Ultimate Guide to the Best Vegan Cheeses (UPDATED 2015) | the avocadbro
Blobbenstein
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you said you didn't like Vegusto, shyvas....and some of their cheeses are pretty rank, but their cheese sauce
No-Moo Sauce Twin Pack (2 x 100g)
is good I think......good to make macaroni cheese...and the no-moo melty makes good sauce.....it was their No-Moo Mild-Aromatic (Cheddar Alternative, 200g) that tasted of old socks, and udders...and wotnot.
No-Moo Sauce Twin Pack (2 x 100g)
is good I think......good to make macaroni cheese...and the no-moo melty makes good sauce.....it was their No-Moo Mild-Aromatic (Cheddar Alternative, 200g) that tasted of old socks, and udders...and wotnot.
I think that it was the only food that I have ever binned. It tasted vile.
I never buy ready made sauces and make my own ones. I don't see the point in buying stuff that is easy to make.
Furthermore, I have to order the cheese on line and it is really expensive.
Blobbenstein
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well, I can get the Sheese at Tesco, but I would have to order most stuff like that online as well. I miss Amy's Mac and Cheese....but my freezer is full of veg and stuff, so I can't order a load.
You can triple the amount that I would have to pay for vegan cheese, as it comes from either the UK or Germany.
Kittendumpling
Crafty Wino
I was that vegetarian who said "cheese tho", but it doesn't mean I can't be annoyed with myself.
I cringe too when I think of all the moronic stuff I used to say, even as a vegetarian.
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