Kinda Co Farmhouse Creamy Vegan Cheese Spread
A rich, creamy spread with a distinctive, sharp, cheddar-inspired flavour. A cultured cashew base gives our Farmhouse Spread it’s authentic cheesy taste. Tastes great melted on hot toast, spooned into a jacket potato or stirred into pasta.
A rich, creamy spread with a distinctive, sharp, cheddar-inspired flavour. A cultured cashew base gives our Farmhouse Spread it’s authentic cheesy taste. Tastes great melted on hot toast, spooned into a jacket potato or stirred into pasta.
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Kinda Co Farmhouse Creamy Vegan Cheese Spread Ingredients
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What is the main ingredient of Kinda Co Farmhouse Creamy Vegan Cheese Spread? cashew is used as the main ingredient and you can see other ingredients used to make this vegan cheese.
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