where can i get Vegan Cheese in dublin?

slap/dash

or nutritional yeast for that matter.

looking for a decent vegan cheese to make a toasty with

biZrb

The health food store on Georges St does both, at least I vaguely remember seeing nutritional yeast there.
Nourish on Wicklow St and Lower Liffey St do the cheese, don't know if you can get nutritional yeast there though.

If you want cheese for a toasty, Redwood do 'super melting' cheese which is really good in toasties and on pizzas.

sweet-rasmus

most healthfood shops should have the yeast. 'the health store' in stillorgan / blackrock / other places (check their website) usually has a few types of cheeses. i havent really found any vegan cheeses to love yet...

biZrb

Yeah I agree, I can't eat vegan cheese in the same way I could with normal cheese. Its ok though in a toasted sandwhich or added to somthing like pasta sauce. All the subsitutes I've tried for milk/butter/yoghurt are fine but the cheese can be terrible, even the texture is all wrong.
That nutritional yeast stuff is pretty rank, can't sand it.

sweet-rasmus

never tried the nutritional yeast myself. meant to be full of B vitamins i think.

i have tried vegan cheese on pizza but have come to decide that te pizza is better without i have no desire for vegan cheese with anything! though, wouldnt mind trying the super melting one on toast one day. cheese on toast has a texture to it which i admit i wouldnt mind reminding of!

slap/dash

yeh i def found good vegan cheese in the us, but it always did tend to last not so long.

you should try the yeast, its a great addition to soups and stews as long as you dont use too much, and i personally love it on popcorn, and for making vegan mac and cheese

it is a good b vit source and beats the hell out of marmite which is great but mad amounts of sodium there isnt good.

slap/dash

biZrb wrote: »

Yeah I agree, I can't eat vegan cheese in the same way I could with normal cheese. Its ok though in a toasted sandwhich or added to somthing like pasta sauce. All the subsitutes I've tried for milk/butter/yoghurt are fine but the cheese can be terrible, even the texture is all wrong.
That nutritional yeast stuff is pretty rank, can't sand it.

i didnt like it at first, but you get usd to it and then ant get enough...just dont overuse it at first..its like garlic, use it the wrong way and its bad

sweet-rasmus

but, it isn't as cheap as garlic

ah, if only...

I think pinenuts make a great sub for cheese in salads or on pizza.

sweet-rasmus

somehow, adding pineapple chunks (which i never used to do) brought back the lust for a vegan pizza for me

BaRcOe

slap/dash wrote: »

or nutritional yeast for that matter.

looking for a decent vegan cheese to make a toasty with

NOT on ebay

i know this may be off topic but how did a thread as random as this make "thread of the day".
Is thread of the day just randomly chosen?

sweet-rasmus

BaRcOe wrote: »

NOT on ebay

i know this may be off topic but how did a thread as random as this make "thread of the day".
Is thread of the day just randomly chosen?

I think that that question should be directed to the FAQ forum

any input on vegan cheese? feel free to join the discussion

slap/dash

thread of the day haha wheres my masseuse?