Category: Ripened

Nutty Artisan Foods
Our rating:
4
/5
Visitor rating:
/5
The prototype of Simply Blue inspired the creation of Nutty Artisan Foods. It looks interesting with its green bloomy rind and the taste is sharply mushroomy, certainly of interest for lovers of strong blue cheese.
La Linea de la Concepcion, Cadiz, Spain

Nutty Artisan Foods
Our rating:
4
/5
Visitor rating:
/5
From a small vegan cheese maker in southernmost Spain come this goat cheese alternative. While it does not have the sharp goat cheese taste, we appreciate the use of few ingredients and mild mushroomy taste.
La Linea de la Concepcion, Cádiz, Spain

Simply V
Our rating:
3
/5
Visitor rating:
/5
The 'Intense gourmet' slices are siblings of the 'Mild' slices by Simply V that we reviewed at the same time. Compared to Mild, we could not identify why these would be more intense nor more gourmet, and actually slightly preferred the Mild slices for the taste.
Oberreute, Germany

Violife
Our rating:
3
/5
Visitor rating:
/5
Probably one of the most widely available vegan cheese slices in the world. These original slices are based on coconut oil and potato starch. While it looks like cheese slices, we think the taste and texture when cold is not great. It improves substantially when melted on a grilled cheese sandwich.
Thessaloniki, Greece

Vegan Deli
Our rating:
2.5
/5
Visitor rating:
/5
Sibling of the Original slices by Vegan Deli. We could only distinguish somewhat different taste and smell. Also here, while it looks like cheese slices, we thought the taste and texture are not very cheesy, noting it gets better when melted.
Tournai, Belgium

Max & Bien
Our rating:
2.5
/5
Visitor rating:
/5
A wedge out of a Dutch-style cheese wheel, one out of a range with different tastes, here tomato & olive. The looks are good, and Max & Bien's website states "the tastiest alternative to cheese". Does it live up to this promise for us?
Amsterdam, Netherlands

Max & Bien
Our rating:
3
/5
Visitor rating:
/5
A wedge out of a Dutch-style cheese wheel, one out of a range with different tastes, here herbs & garlic. The looks are good, and Max & Bien's website states "the tastiest alternative to cheese". Does it live up to this promise for us?
Amsterdam, Netherlands