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Aldi or Lidl alternative to Philadelphia cream cheese

gjc · 2012-06-19 12:49:06

Looking for a cheaper alternative from Lidl or aldi for cream cheese whats it called and what colour is the packaging...making cheese cake tomorrow

19-06-2012 1:49pm

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Looking for a cheaper alternative from Lidl or aldi for cream cheese whats it called and what colour is the packaging...making cheese cake tomorrow

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#2 19-06-2012 2:30pm

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Not sure about Lidl or Aldi but I use the Tesco brand in my cheesecakes (and pate's) and it's lovely!

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#3 20-06-2012 12:34am

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Yeah thyre fine, but get the full fat ones. Helps the cheesecake set better.

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#4 20-06-2012 12:57pm

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Thanks for that yes got it adli today went for the full fat as recommended Ta!!!

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#5 21-06-2012 10:27am

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Make sure to read the ingredients carefully, I am guessing some brands might not state they are flavoured on the front but could have small amounts of stuff like garlic in them.

Like hellmans mayo has mustard & paprika in it which some might not expect to be in mayonnaise.

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#6 21-06-2012 1:26pm

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Have used it but only in frosting dogs cakes have you tried Mascarpone, the cheapest one I've found is in Dunnes I think it's €1.56 ish a pack not sure if that's cheaper than regular philly but it's so yum for cheesecakes.

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