I search for Puck cheese spread ( or something similar ) in Geneva but i couldn't find it can any body help me please
Thank you all
Hello everybody
I have never seen this cheese, but look in Turkish shops or Lidl & Aldi for similar products.
Dear mr Sprinz thank you for your replay Sir, the cheese is a Danish cheese from Arla company.
i search everywhere even in Lidel but i couldn't find it, my kids like it too much thats why i search for it like this
The label says "processed cream cheese spread," which makes me think of Philadelphia brand cream cheese, which you can buy in any Migros or Coop here, near the other cheeses. I have no idea if it's similar in taste to the Puck cheese spread, though.
Why would anyone want to buy processed cheese in Switzerland when you can so many varieties of real cheese?
My partner loves Laughing Cow 'cheese' - I wonder the same thing myself
You might also like to ask why people would prefer their own country's cheeses, why they'd want to bake with brown sugar, why some of us import Cadbury's chocolate, pork pies, bacon, sausages, HP sauce, Heinz Salad Cream, etc. etc. etc.
The answer is the same: "Because".
Oh, and you'll also find that some US people (and some deviant Brits, it would seem) actually want to go and find KFC and the like - what do you think about that?
Madness. Total madness. But I do it anyway. Or at least I did; not been in over a year. Someone needs to arrange an event ...
You forgot to add "why not just make it yourself?" to earn yourself the Patronising and Irrelevant Badge of Honour that many people here earn on a daily basis
I make those myself.
Exactly. I'm craving Cadbury's chocolate now!
It's all down to personal taste, we all know what we like and shouldn't be made to feel ashamed because we enjoy food which is not exactly "gourmet".
yes i found it, thank you so much but it is not the same taste, my children know the taste very good (-:
you may ask my children that question (-:
the same for me, i love KFC but there isn't in Switzerland
LiB darling, this thread is screaming for you...
Exactly! And it ain't a Patronising and Irrelevant Badge of Honour , it's f****** common sense.
If you can't find it then either go without or make it yourself, just stop the whingeing and whining!
Even Adrian is still alive after 12 months without KFC! LIB is suffering, I heard he has taken up Fondue Chinoise instead, but it's out of season, and he may be forced to make it himself! .
Whoever came up with that thing and called it cheese should be judged!
Joke aside, you may want to get some Fondue Cheese and have them try it, it'll sure taste a hundred times better.
And if your kids still don't like it, well you're the father, don't let your children manipulate you.
I am thinking, I think you'll easily find it in Germany, or try to get it off the Internet if you can.
Good luck.
Reminds me a bit of the English couple who sold up and emigrated to Australia only to come back two months later because they couldn't find Robinsons Juice for their daughter.
I've tried Puck, and Philadelphia, and in all honesty, both taste differently.
Puck is not nice in my opinion, it's just not nice at all. I remember looking at it and thinking 'that looks like melted plastic'.
Anyhoooo...
Sometimes the kids like something because it's remind them of their childhood. Thank you everybody for your replays and I wish a very nice weekend.