Post by ziggysdad on Sept 17, 2016 15:28:57 GMT 10
Happened upon cans of Hajdu - The Great Hungarian Cheese at a corner market in the West End (Brisbane, QLD).
At $4.95 a can I decided it was worth a try. Better yet, when I got to the counter I learned that it was on sale for $2.
Cracked a can this afternoon and am a bit puzzled by the taste. It is processed, but is dry and a little crumbly. The best way I can describe it would be feta-like...
Anyone else ever come across this? Is this in your stockpile?
At $2 a can I'm tempted to buy it all, but I'm not 100% sure if it is supposed to look and taste this way. Might ask my wife to try it crumbled over Angel hair pasta with olive oil (no pasta for me at present).
Here is a website if you are curious:
korostej.hajdusajt.hu/category/3
At $4.95 a can I decided it was worth a try. Better yet, when I got to the counter I learned that it was on sale for $2.
Cracked a can this afternoon and am a bit puzzled by the taste. It is processed, but is dry and a little crumbly. The best way I can describe it would be feta-like...
Anyone else ever come across this? Is this in your stockpile?
At $2 a can I'm tempted to buy it all, but I'm not 100% sure if it is supposed to look and taste this way. Might ask my wife to try it crumbled over Angel hair pasta with olive oil (no pasta for me at present).
Here is a website if you are curious:
korostej.hajdusajt.hu/category/3
