garlic and herbs plant based spread

  • Is garlic and herbs plant based spread vegan? Yes! garlic and herbs plant based spread is certified vegan by the abillion communityVEGAN

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Most helpful reviews

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One of the things that makes me the most upset with the animal agriculture industry

is when they use happy animals as mascots. A dairy producer using a "laughing cow" on their packaging is so abhorrent. I'm very happy that they're exploring vegan options, but I do have to say I don't feel the best giving them money knowing that their whole brand relies on appropriating a joyful image of an animal they abuse. I just hope they see that there is plenty of money to be made in dairy alternatives, so hopefully they'll make the full switch one day. The dairy version of these were a lunchbox staple for me in high school. These and Babybel were perfect to pack with some crackers to have as a little side or snack. Now we have vegan versions of both of those products! I like these little wedges with crackers, but they do lack some flavor. I did try to melt one into pasta. Be warned, these do not melt! I really enjoy these wedges spread on toasted Trader Joe's Tuscan Pane with some warm Kosterina herbed kalamata olives. The olives help give them a bit more flavor. The creaminess and saltiness go together well. I think on its own, I prefer the Boursin vegan cheese; it's more flavorful, but these wedges are better to take on the go. #ditchdairy #vegancheese #garlic #herbs #snack #charcuterie #nostalgia #lunch #almond

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#laughingcowplantbased #vegan #veganisnotscary #ditchdairy

I was pleasantly surprised to see this Laughing Cow Garlic &

Herbs Plant-Based Spread at my local No Frills store. It was $5.99 which I thought was a little steep. It obviously wasn’t steep enough because I bought it.

I thought the wedges tasted very good, even though I am not a fan of garlic. And for this reason, I wouldn’t buy it again; it was too garlicky for me. That’s just a personal preference. I would have no problems buying the plain plant-based spread by The Laughing Cow.

Nutritionally, it’s not that bad. Each wedge is low in calories, fat (not saturated / trans fat).

I really wish the company would change its cartoon image of a laughing / happy cow. It’s so misleading / unrepresentative of reality for its dairy products.

Each wedge has 0.5 mg of cholesterol. How can a vegan food item have cholesterol?



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Bought these at Planted Expo in Toronto as they are hard to find where I

live. Glad we bought a few. They are so good!!!! Better than the original flavour and it’s so awesome to know that the cow on this product can truly be happy 💚


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The flavour was pretty good. The cheese had a bouncy texture to it which I’ve

never experienced before so that was interesting. It would be good to have this as an actual spread too instead of individually wrapped.

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