Fishy Phily? Don’t be dilly: Philadelphia with smoked salmon and dill
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Your support makes all the difference.It’s been a busy couple of years at Philadelphia HQ. The range of pallid spreadable cheese seems to be attempting to catch up to Heinz when it comes to varieties of flavour.
Take a trip to the cheese aisle in your local supermarket and you will have a job finding the bog-standard plain stuff, for the fridge shelf is now crammed with a whole multicoloured spectrum of flavours.
Joining the brown-hued mash-up that is the Philly with Cadbury chocolate, and alongside the chives and grilled pepper version, you’ll find Philadelphia with smoked salmon and dill.
To which I say simply: NO. First off, raise your hand if you trust “smoked salmon” in spready form ( thought not). And, big picture here, guys, the cream cheese tends to go ON the salmon, not the other way around.
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