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Best processed cheese

Mad Cyril

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For me it has to be primula Cheese and Ham flavour. The space age packaging is great but the fact that all profits go to charity is the icing on the cake.

I am also a big fan of German smaoked cheeses.

Any other afficionados out there?
 
You can't beat a bit of Dairylea, though I do like the Primula with chives! Not keen on the smoked cheeses though.
 
used to pick a Austrian smoked cheese as part of a pick and mix every Christmas time. Cheese being my favourite vice.

I love Austrian smoked cheese. I often buy a log of it and just eat it on its own. Which I'm pretty sure can't be good as it's really fat and a shed load of calories in one log.
 
I love Austrian smoked cheese. I often buy a log of it and just eat it on its own. Which I'm pretty sure can't be good as it's really fat and a shed load of calories in one log.

It's good wrapped in a sheet of ham.
 
Used to carry on the family tradition of Crackerbarrel cheese at Christmas but can't seem to find it anymore.
 
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