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Kerrygold Cream Cheese

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Kerrygold Cream Cheese is the cream cheese range of Kerrygold, made with cream from grass-fed cows and no gums: Original, Honey, Strawberry and Onion & Chive.

Kerrygold Cream Cheese is the cream cheese range of the Irish brand Kerrygold, owned by the Ornua co-operative. It is a soft fresh spreadable cheese made with cream from cows that graze on grass.

The ingredient list is shorter than in many similar products: cream, skim milk, water, whey, salt and cultures. The maker stresses that it is made without gums, the thickeners often added to cream cheese for a stable texture. The colour is a light ivory, and the texture is thick, creamy and easy to spread.

The range has four flavours: Original, plain and classic; Honey; Strawberry; and Onion & Chive.

How to use it: spread it on bagels, toast and crackers; add it to baking, frostings, cheesecakes, sauces and fillings. The sweet flavours suit breakfast, while Onion & Chive works for snacks and sandwiches with fish or vegetables. Keep it in the fridge and use it within a few days of opening.

Cream cheese belongs to the fresh cheeses: it is not ripened, so it has a mild, milky taste.

Why it matters to you: if a short ingredient list matters to you, check the label for added thickeners.

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Raw materialcream, skim milk, water, whey, salt, cultures
Main usebagels, toast, baking, cheesecake, sauces

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Frequently asked questions

Does Kerrygold Cream Cheese contain gums?

No, the maker states it is made without gums.

What flavours of Kerrygold cream cheese are there?

Original, Honey, Strawberry and Onion & Chive.

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