- What is the difference between the Havarti and the Gouda in this pack?
- Havarti is a soft, buttery Danish-style cheese with small holes and a mild tang. Gouda is semi-hard and nutty-sweet when young. Both here are mild and creamy.
- Are the portions individually wrapped?
- Yes. The pack holds 24 individually wrapped portions, which is what makes it suited to lunchboxes and snacking on the go.
- Is this a good choice for a cheese board?
- It works as a casual addition, but the mild flavor and pre-cut portions suit snacking better than a serious cheese board. Add a sharper or aged cheese alongside it.
- How should I store it?
- Keep it refrigerated. The individual wrapping protects each portion, so an opened outer pack stays usable for longer than a cut block.
- Is it suitable for kids?
- Yes. Both cheeses are mild and creamy, with no strong or sharp notes, which makes them easy for children to eat.
- Does it contain added flavoring?
- No. The cheese is unflavored, so the taste comes from the Havarti and Gouda themselves.
- Where is the Arla Havarti & Gouda Snack Cheese cheapest?
- At Sam's Club, for $8.67, 78% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Arla Havarti & Gouda Snack Cheese?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Sam's Club, Quill, Staples, Office Depot.