Elmlea Cream ?

mardatha

Got shopping from Asda online, order came without my Elmlea cream. Had to trail 15 miles to the Co-op - no Elmlea cream. Said order didn't come in, not one single carton in the shop. Does anybody know what's going on ?

upsadaisy

Don't worry it's disgusting anyways.

esuhl

Not sure, but I do know that Elmlea isn't cream!

jfriday

Not wanting to be rude but i have been wondering why people buy this stuff. What's so wrong with actual cream, who wants a vegetable oil based substitute?? Same goes for squirty cream? Has nobody ever heard of a whisk? As for your question; Elmlea is made by Unilever. In my local supermarket i asked the other day if they had any more of a particular type of Flora. They didnt and all the guy said was that it was a Unilever product and they were having 'issues' with unilever atm. What this means i have no idea!

mardatha

Elmlea is less fattening and keeps for ages. But I didnt ask if it was good for me. Thanks for your reply.:p

annie123

the only bad thing in it is 9% hydrogenated oil which Mardatha may not have noticed!
hope the RV doesn't use it

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/healthy-living/deadly-fats-why-are-we-still-eating-them-843400.html

mardatha

He won't take ordinary cream, which I like. He likes Elmlea.

annie123

make him eat kale to compensate

mardatha

:eek::eek::eek: Nooooo! You said the K word !! :EasterBun

PotatoPotato

I found some in local newsagents and the Cool Trader supermarket.
Elmlea cream is suitable for a few lactose intolerant people i know .
HTH

frugal_shopper_2

Loads of Elmlea in Morrissons when I was in there this morning.