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  #203888 28-Mar-2009 16:39
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I must say i was really curious as to what it tasted like as I love my cheese.  After visiting 3 different supermarkets I finally found a can at Pak n Save. 

it is horrible!!  would not recommend it at all! 



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  #203926 28-Mar-2009 22:48
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Last Saturday, Mr Cheese was at a booth at New World Botany, and we got to try it out on a small cracker.

It tasted yuck. Not even close to cheese.




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  #203928 28-Mar-2009 22:55
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I admit I love cheese ( Blue Vein in particular) -OT and I had to go out and buy a can-found them at local New World. (tasty)
As yet I havnt openned it however. Will report back




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  #204114 30-Mar-2009 09:03
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I would assume it's like processed cheese in a jar (e.g. Kraft Cheese Spread).  Is it worse than that?  Must go looking for it.  It's pretty pricey though, $7 for a 250g can I think?

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  #204140 30-Mar-2009 11:28
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It tasted yuck. Not even close to cheese.


Can someone please give us a critical review? What kind of yuck specifically? I'm imagining it tastes something like the "cheese" in the Le Snak?

To paraphrase the late, great Douglas Adams, I'm guessing it's almost, but not quite, entirely unlike cheese.

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  #204157 30-Mar-2009 12:19
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Jonski:
It tasted yuck. Not even close to cheese.


Can someone please give us a critical review? What kind of yuck specifically? I'm imagining it tastes something like the "cheese" in the Le Snak?

To paraphrase the late, great Douglas Adams, I'm guessing it's almost, but not quite, entirely unlike cheese.

Cheers
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Ditto.  I'll try and pick some up on the way home.  I'm not a food snob, so I should be able to offer a more informed opinion Wink

To be honest, I quite like plastic cheese (for what it is).  Why is it that Chesdale has a place in NZ's heart, but this is being rejected?  Too "American"?

 
 
 

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  #204171 30-Mar-2009 13:39
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  #204440 31-Mar-2009 15:29
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Pretty much as expected.  I picked up a can of Tasty from New World Albany, $6.29.  It tastes like you'd expect for plastic cheese in a can.  I'm a fan, but I doubt I'll use it a lot.  It's no worse that Le Snak cheese if you're happy with that.

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  #204455 31-Mar-2009 16:00
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bazzer: Pretty much as expected.  I picked up a can of Tasty from New World Albany, $6.29.  It tastes like you'd expect for plastic cheese in a can.  I'm a fan, but I doubt I'll use it a lot.  It's no worse that Le Snak cheese if you're happy with that.


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  #204499 31-Mar-2009 18:53
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You can get Mr Cheese in a can from most New Worlds in Auckland, definitely the one in Birkenhead

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  #205401 5-Apr-2009 13:43
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Balchy:
bazzer: Pretty much as expected.  I picked up a can of Tasty from New World Albany, $6.29.  It tastes like you'd expect for plastic cheese in a can.  I'm a fan, but I doubt I'll use it a lot.  It's no worse that Le Snak cheese if you're happy with that.


Le Snak cheese in a can!? my god, all my prayers have been answered!!


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  #205579 6-Apr-2009 16:37
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RedJungle: Well it's been a few days and no word back - time to start checking the hospitals? :P

Incidentally: Paul Henry on Mr Cheese


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  #205601 6-Apr-2009 17:47
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Zolly, You can buy it at New World Chaffers

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  #205608 6-Apr-2009 18:15
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I could not find it in PaknSave Petone though I did not try looking too hard. Can you still buy DairyWip?

I DID bring home some "Jiffy" brownie mix though :-)

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