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Aylamanolo
1 year ago

No. IGITT

Once, I accidentally bought some sort of Vegan Gouda from this company. I don’t know. I grabbed him on his rolls, and I thought; “What is this? It tastes disgusting.” I looked at what I had bought and discovered the word “vegan”. Usually very small. I threw this “cheese” away right away.

And vegan parmesan is another step worse than vegan gouda. How deep can you sink?

HikoKuraiko
1 year ago

Don’t taste like real. But I think he’s okay. Can you make yourself cheaper in 2min

Oliver1968hb
1 year ago

Read the ingredients, “Vegan cheese is nothing but analog cheese. Only if I write on analog cheese, Vegan ” and have a great packaging I can take the double price and then he will be paid also , is finally vegan .

Oliver1968hb
1 year ago
Reply to  Lebkuchen8609

I guess you probably have a lactose intolerance and don’t necessarily want to give up cheese.

Kugelflitz
1 year ago

Cheese generally does not contain lactose anymore, at least most varieties, due to the production process (almost).

People who do not use cheese usually react to casein.

wickedsick05
1 year ago

No, my body is a temple there’s no trash coming in.

Kugelflitz
1 year ago

No, it doesn’t taste like real parmesan and no, no other analog cheese tastes like real cheese.

Some varieties can be eaten. Vegan cheese is not suitable for baking, it becomes either fat soup or hardly changes its consistency.

mloeffler
1 year ago

So if it’s just as bad as finished grated real parmesan from the bag, I don’t need that. I buy Parmesan best at least 24 months ripened.

However, I have products where 100g are packed in 30g plastic anyway. When I go through a supermarket I see us* literally suffocated in a plastic flood.

* Humanity

KinkyBat
1 year ago

I don’t know this one. But the simple is really good

Anonym190235
1 year ago

Yes I haven’t tasted yet