£3.85
Enjoy the smooth and creamy taste of Cathedral City's Nation's Favourite Cheese in a convenient, reduced-fat format. These large slices offer full flavour while containing 30% less fat than standard Cheddar cheese.
- Provides six generously sized slices, perfect for building substantial sandwiches.
- Made in Cornwall using 100% British milk for quality assurance.
- Offers key nutritional benefits, being high in protein and a source of calcium.
- This mature cheese is suitable for vegetarians.
- The packaging features a peel and reseal system to maintain freshness.
The sliced tray is designed to be recyclable, aligning with environmental considerations.
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Description
xCreamy, smooth & full of flavour large slices for sandwiches with 30% less fat*
From the Nation's Favourite Cheese
Makes 6 sandwiches
Peel and reseal to keep your cheese fresh
Made in Cornwall using 100% British milk
High in protein and a source of calcium
Suitable for vegetarians
* compared with standard Cheddar.
Our larger slices are designed so you can enjoy the smooth and creamy taste of the Nation's Favourite in every sandwich bite.
Cathedral City sliced trays are recyclable, however the film and paper slice separators are not currently recyclable by local authorities, but we're working on it. For more details please visit cathedralcity.co.uk.
Established in 1966.
From the Nation's Favourite Cheese
Makes 6 sandwiches
Peel and reseal to keep your cheese fresh
Made in Cornwall using 100% British milk
High in protein and a source of calcium
Suitable for vegetarians
* compared with standard Cheddar.
Our larger slices are designed so you can enjoy the smooth and creamy taste of the Nation's Favourite in every sandwich bite.
Cathedral City sliced trays are recyclable, however the film and paper slice separators are not currently recyclable by local authorities, but we're working on it. For more details please visit cathedralcity.co.uk.
Established in 1966.
