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Where do you buy your block Parmesan cheese?
MrsE_2
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Where do you buy your block Parmesan cheese?
I'm doing the ministry of food book and getting through lots of Parmesan.
I got one from Asda last week (actually its Grana Padano - which is a cheaper look-a-like), I think it was about £10 a kilo.
Is that the usual price?
Can I get it for less than £10 a kilo in the main supermarkets?
Thank you:beer:
I'm doing the ministry of food book and getting through lots of Parmesan.
I got one from Asda last week (actually its Grana Padano - which is a cheaper look-a-like), I think it was about £10 a kilo.
Is that the usual price?
Can I get it for less than £10 a kilo in the main supermarkets?
Thank you:beer:
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Lidl have excellent Parmesan. and comes with the rind so you can pop that into soups when you're done with the cheese.0
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Lidl.
It's about 3 quid for 250g/300g.
I chop it in half and freeze what I don't need0 -
I like Lidl's parmesan too, it was surprisingly good and probably the cheapest I found out of all the local supermarkets.
Failing that, you *might* be able to get it cheaper if you ask a local deli to get you a kilo in. The kilo blocks aren't that huge, really, and if you buy a whole block they might do you a discount. They might not, but it's worth being cheeky and asking.0 -
I picked up about 7 vacuum packed lumps from Mr A's a few weeks ago - all y/s so it worked out to be about 1.5 kilo for £9...so I was happy! They are all in the freezer now
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I agree lidls is good or Aldi's, both are much better quality and cheaper than the main supermarkets
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Agree that Lidl is good for cheeses, I have to stop myself from adding too much to the trolley by remindng myself it is in fact blocks of fat I am buying...Value-for-money-for-me-puhleeze!
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I like the costco one,. It comes in bigger lumps with less rind:cheese.[SIZE=-1]"Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad"[/SIZE]
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