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    sorry, i know this has probably come up before. but where on earth can i buy scheese?

    i live in glasgow, have a holland & barrett and a wholefoods/vegan store..(dont think they sell it in there)

    but..anywhere else?

    everyones been talking about it, saying its the next best thing to cheese. so i want to try it.

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    Default Re: where to buy scheese

    oooh! thanks

    you know what..that looks just like something i saw in that wholefoods store. maybe they do sell it there after all

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    Default Re: where to buy scheese

    The blue one tastes pretty good - it does have hydrogenated fat in, though.
    I stick to Cheezly because of that. Swedish Soft is really good, too, if you like Philadelphia type cheese
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    Ask your health food store to order it in for you- chances are they will be helpful!

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    Default Re: where to buy scheese

    Quote Rob(QG)
    The blue one tastes pretty good - it does have hydrogenated fat in, though.
    I stick to Cheezly because of that. Swedish Soft is really good, too, if you like Philadelphia type cheese
    looove soft cheese. but im pretty satisfied with tofutti cream cheese.

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    Default Re: where to buy scheese

    Yeh, swedish soft is definitely like philadelphia as it's pretty salty. I only really buy it to make it into cheesecake so I get tofutti.

    Scheese Yuck. My health food shop has lots of it. I wish they had lots of super melting cheezly.

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    Default Re: where to buy scheese

    i bought some Scheese from a local independent wholefood shop. but i thought it was disgusting, nowhere near as good as Cheezly
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    Default Re: where to buy scheese

    hmm. And I couldn't stand cheezly. Each to their own I suppose.
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    Default Re: where to buy scheese

    as i've mentioned elsewhere, a lot of people only like one or the other for some reason.
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    Default Re: where to buy scheese

    Quote lozza
    looove soft cheese. but im pretty satisfied with tofutti cream cheese.
    Only tofutti I can find has hydrogenated fats I absolutely refuse to eat that stuff.
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    Default Re: where to buy scheese

    I used to really dislike Cheezly, and when the health food stores in Norwich started selling Scheese I was over the moon! I loved it! But then they stopped supplying it to East Anglia..

    However, the new recipe Cheezly is much nicer, and as I had no alternative to a hard cheese, I got used to it. Super melting Cheezly is so much nicer, and I love it now =)

    Ask places if they can order it in.

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