Sainsbury's Cheddar & Caramelised Onion Truckle 80g - £0.80 @ Sainsburys

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Sainsbury's Cheddar & Caramelised Onion Truckle 80g - 80p

£0.80 Sainsburys11 Dec 16

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kirstieglasses

11 Dec 16

Only 80p, perfect addition to a cheese selection. I love a cheese board but now I make my own as there is always a cheese I hate!
Other flavours:
Cheddar, garlic and herb
Cornish Brie
Double Gloucester and chive
Farm house Cheddar

Top comments

KINGYFUN

11 Dec 16 8 #4

Just got a selection of these for my birthday.....now I know why!!!

emlin

11 Dec 16 5 #2

Truckle down economics?

All comments (50)

blue1971

11 Dec 16 #1

Decent price this,they try and sell these on the festive market for about 3 quid

UncleWilly to blue1971

12 Dec 16 #24

Yes and the festive market ones are 200g rather than 80g and much better quality than this mass-produced processed rubbish.

emlin

11 Dec 16 5 #2

Truckle down economics?

karenjkayjay

11 Dec 16 #3

yum :innocent:

KINGYFUN

11 Dec 16 8 #4

Just got a selection of these for my birthday.....now I know why!!!

lalo2684

11 Dec 16 #5

Going to hunt for these tomorrow, yum! :smiley:

kirstieglasses

11 Dec 16 1 #6

They really are so yummy!

GemandJake

11 Dec 16 #7

These sound lovely!

gina2304

11 Dec 16 #8

Bagged some already :laughing:

mhhbizz

11 Dec 16 #9

wtf is this

billbobargins to mhhbizz

11 Dec 16 1 #12

it cheese in wax, you could shove it somewhere and still eat it

billbobargins

11 Dec 16 2 #10

http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/wcsstore7.18.1.57/ExtendedSitesCatalogAssetStore/images/catalog/productImages/93/0000001744293/0000001744293_L.jpeg

billbobargins

11 Dec 16 #11

this is fit i say fit :man:

PAULTRD

11 Dec 16 #13

20% cheaper than last year's price

Thil

11 Dec 16 #14

Love this cheeeeeese!! Thanks op!

cburns

11 Dec 16 2 #15

Just seen two brothers cheeses........the truckle brothers........made me truckle and I've never truckle so much :wink:

Holdsworth

11 Dec 16 1 #16

Why is this hot? This is over £10 a kilo. I've eaten truffles which cost less than this.

naughtybunnies to Holdsworth

11 Dec 16 #18

Cheaper than Caviar & Wagyu steak.

mikeandclare to Holdsworth

11 Dec 16 #19

Isn't it bang on £10/kg? But yeah, take your point. Nice cheese tho

Ian57 to Holdsworth

12 Dec 16 2 #41

What? .... You've eaten Truffles at less than £10.00/kg ............. wow you must be very very old;-)

vanessaanne

11 Dec 16 #17

Good for Xmas xxx

Filandwend

11 Dec 16 #20

Had some of these last crimbo they were about 2inch round & 1inch thick, 80p to me is about right if you ask me! Was nice cheese tho

doncarlos83

11 Dec 16 #21

Heh - I was going to post this one but I didn't bother (I bought the Cheddar, garlic and herb one).

Turns out this chess belongs in a toasty...a toasty deal.

I'll get my coat...

DweebDude

11 Dec 16 #22

They have this one in morrisons also, it's really good, a mighty fine cheddar

gemgenie

12 Dec 16 #23

Brilliant thanks. I get a selection of these every year for after Christmas. They usually have use by 5th Jan on them.

tek-monkey to gemgenie

12 Dec 16 #25

Have you noticed though that most years EVERYTHING Christmas related will have the same date on regardless of how long it really takes to go off. A few years ago I spotted this, for over 2 weeks every single crimbo cheese (and many other items) in Sainsburys had the 7th of Jan on it. All of them! Now are we expected to believe that every cheese was made on the same day? Or is it just a way to convince idiots to throw it away the week after new years and start buying stuff again?

asc91

12 Dec 16 1 #26

On a side note: the Aldi white brie they're doing for Christmas (in the Christmas area of the fridge) is exceptional. 99p for 200g, I was having an absolute mouthgasm.

Lahn

12 Dec 16 #27

Throw it away, are you crazy??? Most cheese's expiry dates really mean "best after", it's cheese, most of them get better with age. :stuck_out_tongue:

Nothing better than finding a bunch of reduced cheeses that actually taste better than full price ones <3

Looking4Glitches

12 Dec 16 #28

I love the cheese, but the rind is like eating candles :confused:

bambamsmam

12 Dec 16 #29

CHEESY

paul_merton

12 Dec 16 #30

I have one of these wax-sealed cheeses that is 7 years out of date. Do you think it will be okay inside?

wendyak to paul_merton

12 Dec 16 #36

I opened one last night that was a cranberry and it was only two years ood, very lovely it was too with crackers ....open it, smell it and taste it xx

tek-monkey

12 Dec 16 1 #31

Oh don't get me wrong, I see best before almost as a challenge! I know people that would throw out savoury rice if its a week past its BBE though, so expect a lot fall for it. I only throw it if it obviously smells off, and my sense of smell is crap so very little wastage.

Lahn

12 Dec 16 1 #32

The main issue is touching the cheese with hands - just hold it with the cling film it's wrapped in, that should keep it from going mouldy for months (yes, my friends think I'm crazy for yelling at them for touching the cheese, but I regularly keep 10+ cheeses in my fridge, no way I can finish them within a few weeks of them touching all my cheeses! :'( )

Spasho

12 Dec 16 #33

Very tasty but adding all these extra flavours makes cheese not taste like cheese.

ovenables

12 Dec 16 #34

Truckle made me chuckle...

soldierboy001

12 Dec 16 #35

This is a con as a truffle should be taller than it is round. Cold.

paul_merton

12 Dec 16 #37

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwG8SqtMxoQ

holeymoley18

12 Dec 16 #38

I've bought a selection of their 200g cheese wedges. Similar varieties available.
£1.50 so £7.50kg
Eg. http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/gb/groceries/sainsburys-mexicana-200g?langId=44&storeId=10151&krypto=a5NzSzInE%2FcTCyE0e2rqTLxeZqQTsQ2ms50DSokCp80WHWaKtCq7uYzmGoC4SkeP0YdKHjZhpVTUi%2B9SaDxi3uiTfedDT3MVct3Y%2B1jnoSvCavRWjp1vxNgAYYkVZmJA&ddkey=http%3Agb%2Fgroceries%2Fsainsburys-mexicana-200g

scottswaha

12 Dec 16 #39

That's why I'm cheesy,
Cheesy like sunday morning?

mattbrap

12 Dec 16 #40

They have a lot in Aldi as well for the same price if more local

moomoomeemee

12 Dec 16 #42

Know which ones are suitable for veges?

macpins

12 Dec 16 #43

This is n't really a bargain, only 80 grams, Tesco is £1 for 100 grams and Lidl is 99p for 100 grams

LizziBear

12 Dec 16 #44

Sounds yummy! I just wish there was a Sainsbury's nearby! Heat added.

gemgenie

12 Dec 16 1 #45

You do realise 80p for 80 grams is the same as £1 for 100 grams right?

gemgenie

12 Dec 16 #46

Oh and yes re best before/use by I've got enough knowledge to know what's safe to push date wise and what's not. Some people are a bit funny about that's stuff though so thought I would say the normal use by so they know it's OK to buy now for Christmas and or New years

soldierboy001 to gemgenie

12 Dec 16 #48

Use by for cheese is many months if stored correctly. After you cut a piece off, wrap tightly in cling film to keep out air and it will be OK. No need to store in fridge unless very hot. You can have 3 blocks of cheddar cheese and if you use one block after 6 months it will be mild cheddar, one block after 12 months it will be mature cheddar and the third after 18 months it will be extra mature cheddar. Don't take those months as gospel, but just to give you an idea. That's how the dairies do it.

Agent004

12 Dec 16 #47

Nearly bought one today but so small, more like a sample size

sodapoda

12 Dec 16 #49

Thease usually go for a penny after Christmas.

gemgenie

13 Dec 16 #50

Smear the yt surface with a little butter works as well..... not that these little truckle last long enough for that in our house.

Picked mine up last night looks like this year's use by is 3rd Jan for those who are not as confident in pushing the dates

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