14 Comments so far

1. bouncer bobtail

   All supermarkets have veggie cheese.
   Below is a fine cheese shop. If there are any quality vegetarian cheeses, they will know about them,http://www.cheesehamlet.com/

2. ninja mummy!

   Well i’m vegetarian as well, and I buy cheddar cheese from Tescos and Somerfield – as it has always has suitable for vegetarians stated on them if they are vegetarian. Tesco own brand cheddar cheese normally has this stated on there, though I think the name has changed to something like “Creamfields”? There are also brands called “McLelland” and “Cathedral City” – both of these are suitable as it’s stated on the packet. Both of these are sold in Tesco and Somerfield, in different strengths. As for other types of cheese, i’m not sure. Always try the supermarket’s own brand, especially Tescos as they are very good with vegetarian options and stating this. Hope this helps!

3. Suite-Pe

   Most cheeses now are made without rennet in them. Generally, it is only the hand made ones that you can buy at the local butchers, etc that contain rennet. The big supermarkets’ cheese will generally contain no rennet, but it is always worth checking the ingrediants just to make sure.
   As a rule though, if it is a mass-produced cheese, chances are it won’t contain any rennet; if it is a locally produced cheese then it may well do. This annoys me, because I like to buy locally sourced products to support my local community.

4. June

   Most brands of cheese now use vegetable rennet, animal rennet is used in some continental cheeses. Your best bet is to go to a supermarket such as Morrison’s and ask at the cheese counter they should have a full list of whats suitable and not suitable for vegetarians. You ll be surprised how few do actually use animal rennet these days you should have a big variety to choose from.

5. Andromeda Newton™

   Most shops carry it including the major supermarkets, just look for the suitable for vegetarians label on the front.

6. Chillin With Grant 8 Months Old

   http://www.horizonorganic.com/products/c…

7. Doshie

   Most large brand named supermarkets will do vegetarian and vegan options. I know Tesco and Waitrose do from experience.

8. .:Eighty

   Wal-Mart has some.
   but if you find some check the ingredients for casein(milkfat).But if your not vegan than it shouldn’t be a problem.

9. Doggy

   Health food stores
   That place called Barrett and something

10. jacx

    healthfood stores or ones with proper counter bakeries

11. queeg101

    Try Vegitarian shops, they have lots of veggie stuff stacked on their shelves.
    What?

12. florenti

    Tescos do,

13. ? ? 1

    whole foods

14. pirate_p

    Ha, if you start looking at what you eat that fanatically you will only ever consume boiled water!!
    Every supermarket sells veggie cheese.