This deal starts on Saturday 22nd April and ends on Sunday 23rd April
Valley Spire Family Pack of Mature Cheddar (830g) was £3.79 now £1.99 (£2.40 a Kilo)
(There will be a limit of the number of items you can purchase individually)
Top comments
joanne10
18 Apr 174#3
I've had this cheese before, it's really tasty :innocent:
nougat to dereklogan7
19 Apr 173#19
Why bother! just mature it more in your fridge. If it gets any mould on it scrape it off. we used to when I worked at a dairy. It shouldn't go mouldy if it is sealed though. You can freeze it but it does alter the texture slightly to a more crumbly cheese. We used to fill the stilton pots for Christmas using all the broken stiltons or rejects that had been frozen thoughout the year then defrosted to pack into the pots and then frozen again.
To be fair i got told off for the cat food! Had loads of that haha. Though i went to another lidl that opened an hour later....
mastersmithson
24 Apr 17#37
Oh really? We were stuck to 6! Tho with cheese they only had 18 packs!!
joerob1972 to mastersmithson
24 Apr 17#38
When i bought them i asked first if there was any limit on how many i could buy, they said 10 would be fine. They did have 4 boxes full on the shelf though. Maybe it would be a limit of 6 if they didn't have much in stock
mastersmithson
22 Apr 17#33
6 per customer. Same with their cat food!
joerob1972 to mastersmithson
22 Apr 17#36
Bought 10 packs today, decent date on as well, Aug 2017
chimp14uk
18 Apr 17#11
Horrible rubber cheese
HantsShopper to chimp14uk
19 Apr 17#18
When I've tried this I've found it just as good as the more expensive brands.
powerbrick to chimp14uk
19 Apr 17#27
nothing to do with a creative design agency?
ansonuk to chimp14uk
19 Apr 17#28
Complete nonsense . Excellent, tasty cheese produced by Dale Farm of Cookstown Co Tyrone . Bought a couple of bricks when Lidl did it at the end of January
ansonuk to chimp14uk
22 Apr 17#35
Did you buy some last time it was available ? You're a mug buyer it is top quality Northern Ireland produced cheese
Wibble436
22 Apr 17#34
Went in today to look for this, couldn't see any sign of it, then realised this was for Lidl, not Aldi. I always get them mixed up - the only difference is an L and a D. Stupid names for shops.:-P
Rickardo
20 Apr 17#32
I was replying to the comment about long queues, not the availability of the cheese.
psychobitchfromhell
19 Apr 17#31
Need something to sit on when waiting for it to open. Threshold is nowhere near as comfy.
rubberbullets
19 Apr 17#30
The deal is only on this coming Saturday and Sunday 22 / 23rd April so of course they won't have any on display.
psychobitchfromhell
18 Apr 17#6
I'll be on the doorstep to stock up but it is limited to five per person
karlie88 to psychobitchfromhell
18 Apr 17#8
Thought it was six?
dereklogan7 to psychobitchfromhell
18 Apr 17#9
Go in twice. :laughing:
powerbrick to psychobitchfromhell
19 Apr 17#29
do Lidl stores have doorsteps? seems like an odd architectural choice.
Sarah7
19 Apr 17#21
Good price, but in my experience always need to factor in a long wait at checkout when visiting Lidl...! :-)
dereklogan7 to Sarah7
19 Apr 17#24
Yawn.
Rickardo to Sarah7
19 Apr 17#26
Not at my new local, with self service checkouts. I always find that the queues look worse than they are anyhow.
dereklogan7
19 Apr 171#25
Think I'll make a big pot of mac'n'cheese and freeze portions. Cheers. :smiley:
Gkains
19 Apr 17#23
Even the manufacturer prefers to remain unknown, all dairy goods can be traced by their EC label which you can look up online. For instance the Lidl Camembert is made by the President factory. Or that the feta in Lidl and Aldi is from the same supplier. Of course it is possible that with something like matured cheddar that the manufacturer would have different grades for their own brand and what they produce for supermarkets.
dollydebs
19 Apr 17#22
Cheese is good - great for large families who will use it quickly. Last time I bought this size I found it went slimmy & white round the edges after I resealed bag.
Rickardo
19 Apr 17#20
I think it is actually made by Wykes, or the last time I purchased it some time ago, I recall it saying it on the back.
dereklogan7
18 Apr 17#10
Can you freeze cheese? :confused:
Gkains to dereklogan7
18 Apr 17#12
Maybe no good for slicing (but the mature is a bit crumbly anyhow), but fine to grate and freeze. Then use it on pasta dishes etc. The commercially grated stuff tends to have a bit of potato flour to stop it sticking but not needed for freezing.
HantsShopper to dereklogan7
19 Apr 17#16
Yes you can. A big slab like this would need to be cut into quarters or thirds first. May be a bit crumbly when defrosted but fine for using in cooking.
nougat to dereklogan7
19 Apr 173#19
Why bother! just mature it more in your fridge. If it gets any mould on it scrape it off. we used to when I worked at a dairy. It shouldn't go mouldy if it is sealed though. You can freeze it but it does alter the texture slightly to a more crumbly cheese. We used to fill the stilton pots for Christmas using all the broken stiltons or rejects that had been frozen thoughout the year then defrosted to pack into the pots and then frozen again.
HantsShopper
19 Apr 17#17
Heat added. Thanks OP, great price and lovely cheese.:smiley:
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Valley Spire Family Pack of Mature Cheddar (830g) was £3.79 now £1.99 (£2.40 a Kilo)
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