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Dairylea Cheddar cheese blended with milk extracts to produce a very soft, but strongly flavoured, paste. Most usually packed in foil triangles. Dairylea was introduced by Kraft Foods in the 1950's and is now the UK and Ireland's favourite cheese product by far. It has been criticised for its high levels of fat and salt, though they are probably no higher than many other, more traditional, cheeses.  |
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