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Food review: Violife vegan cheese (The best tasting vegan cheese I have ever tried!)

Good afternoon!

 Today we went to Tesco and for some reason we wandered in the dairy free, or 'Free From' as they call it, department…and lo and behold…there was a new vegan cheese there.

 A bit pricey but tempting…I bought all three types, block, slices and spreadable. (They are around £2.45 per pack).

 We tried the sliced cheese for lunch. Mamma mia! 

 These are the BEST ever vegan cheese slices we've tried. Thumbs up from all the family at the first bite!

 Here is their website address: 
http://www.violife.gr

 This cheese looks like real cheese, has the same texture and taste (mild and not salty) and is completely different from the other Free From cheese that Tesco stocks. I read some review in vegan websites and it has five stars - it even melts as the temperature of traditional cheese.
Here are the ingredients for all of you health conscious fellas!

 VioLife Creamy (spreadable)

 Water, coconut oil 24%, starch, modified starch, sea salt, stabilisers, vegan flavours, lactic acid. Preservative: sorbic acid. Colours: Titanium dioxide, beta carotene.

 Please note that some people prefer not to eat Titanium dioxide (which is present in many foods, in toothpaste etc) because they don't think it's healthy. 

 Violife original (slices) and block

 Water, coconut oil 24%, starch, modified starch, sea salt, stabilisers, vegan flavours, polyphenols.


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