Where is happy farms cheese made

Milk is usually closer to the sell-by date than other stores, and their selection is pretty limited. I really like cheddar cheese, but I'm not at all picky about it--Store brand, major brand or gourmet are all about the same to me. Except Happy Farms. I had to check the ingredients--I was convinced they were using candle wax as a filler.

Apparently not. They managed to get that nasty texture and lack of taste completely naturally. We also had a block of Colby-Jack that was distressingly similar. Posted by Sevesteen at PM. To open the wrapper, there is a little tab of separated plastic at the top that you use to peel the lid and bed apart.

So, unlike some cheese packaging , this appears to be a winner. The string cheese peels easily off the main stick, and both of them taste good. In fact, the packaging describes it as low-moisture. Overall, though, the taste and texture are good. Nutritionally, each stick is about 80 calories, with 6 grams of fat, 20 mg of cholesterol, and mg of sodium.

It does, naturally, contain milk. Nutrition and ingredients. Click to enlarge. The sticks are easy to open, easy to eat, and they taste good, too. I have bought a few packages and opening these individual packets is no easy task. Frozen Sandwiches. Bakery Desserts. Expand Menu Collapse Menu Snacks. Trail Mix. Fruit Snacks. Canned Foods. Expand Menu Collapse Menu Beverages. Sports Drinks. Protein Shakes. Drink Mixes. Expand Menu Collapse Menu Alcohol.

Red Wine. White Wine. Sparkling Wine. Specialty Wine. Hard Beverages. This is why Aldi has an easy enough time producing a smorgasbord of cheap cheeses and advent calendars. Since they can develop their wares however they want, they can opt to redirect some of their cheese into advent calendars, an option unavailable when buying an already packaged product.

According to a pamphlet from the Private Label Trade Show , the private label market has reached 25 percent of all US sales. While loyal shoppers at stores like Aldi and the Aldi Nord-owned Trader Joe's certainly contribute to this number, it more generally reflects how pervasive this hush-hush market practice is. The extent of this secrecy grows apparent when you attempt to find out where these foods come from.

More than 90 percent of Aldi's products are private label, and their labels leave a lot to the imagination.