Ready grated low fat mozzarella, where?

Bexstars

I have just bought some in sainsburys this morning. A bag was £1.10

Ben84

MrsE wrote: »

Thanks.

I don't think that one is half fat though is it?

Its gotta be the half fat one.

I like it grated, because it goes further & you can use less, very PSE (pints saving expert:rotfl: ).

Sainsburys sell a half fat mozzarella ball in a white plastic bag. I haven't tried it however, so can't say anything else about it.

MrsE_2

Ben84 wrote: »

Sainsburys sell a half fat mozzarella ball in a white plastic bag. I haven't tried it however, so can't say anything else about it.

Thanks but it HAS to be grated half fat. I know I can get it somewhere, because I used to get it, I just can't remember where:o

Penelope_Penguin

MrsE wrote: »

Thanks but it HAS to be grated half fat.

You're very fussy Microplane graters are easy to come by and then you can grate your own :beer:

HariboJunkie

I'm confused. Is it hard mozzarella for grating or the buffallo mozzarella which I have never seen grated? If it's the former, Lidl sell it cheaply in blocks which I have grated with an ordinary grater or tesco sell it ready grated. Most places sell the buffallo type in a half fat version but, like I say, I've never seen it grated.

Penelope_Penguin

HariboJunkie wrote: »

I'm confused. Is it hard mozzarella for grating or the buffallo mozzarella which I have never seen grated? If it's the former, Lidl sell it cheaply in blocks which I have grated with an ordinary grater or tesco sell it ready grated. Most places sell the buffallo type in a half fat version but, like I say, I've never seen it grated.

I'm really confused, now :rolleyes2 :embarasse :undecided :huh: :shocked: :think: I've only ever seen soft mozarella; in a block, or "buffalo ba!!s" in juice. I've never seen hard mozarella.

I always worry what's in the fat-free half of cheese Can anyone enlighten me? Is it actually lower in calories?

MrsE_2

HariboJunkie wrote: »

I'm confused. Is it hard mozzarella for grating or the buffallo mozzarella which I have never seen grated? If it's the former, Lidl sell it cheaply in blocks which I have grated with an ordinary grater or tesco sell it ready grated. Most places sell the buffallo type in a half fat version but, like I say, I've never seen it grated.

The buffalo one in the ball you can't grate.

The hard one you could grate. but its gotta be half fat anyway.

But you can buy a ready grated, half fat, hard one & thats the one I want:D

If I can find it:o

Will try Morrisons & Tesco.

MrsE_2

Penelope_Penguin wrote: »

You're very fussy Microplane graters are easy to come by and then you can grate your own :beer:

Its not really anymore expensive grated (just the half fat mozz, I know other cheese is usually)
I know you can buy it, I just can't remember where.

I thought someone else might buy it & know.

Penelope_Penguin

MrsE wrote: »

Its not really anymore expensive grated (just the half fat mozz, I know other cheese is usually)
I know you can buy it, I just can't remember where.

I thought someone else might buy it & know.

That answers a question I've been musing over for ages :beer: :j :T

HariboJunkie

Penelope_Penguin wrote: »

I'm really confused, now :rolleyes2 :embarasse :undecided :huh: :shocked: :think: I've only ever seen soft mozarella; in a block, or "buffalo ba!!s" in juice. I've never seen hard mozarella.

I always worry what's in the fat-free half of cheese Can anyone enlighten me? Is it actually lower in calories?

You have seen it you numpty. You just don't remember. It seems to be a dried version of buffallo mozzarella. Some of it is not real mozzarella though. Sometimes it's called pizza cheese.