6 reviews for Trader Joe’s Shaved Parmesan, Romano & Asiago Cheese Reviews
Rated 5 out of 5
Dena –
Rocks!
Great on anything (and even eating out of the container, oops) great on pizza and love it melted over hot crab dip.
Rated 3 out of 5
Marie Whitney –
Meh… the flavor is a little off putting to me I need a few bites to accept it. It just does not compare to the shaved cheese blend that got discontinued.
Rated 5 out of 5
Carmen –
Obsessed. Honestly during covid I eat them like chips. So satisfying!
Rated 4 out of 5
Maxwell Hunter –
Excellent mixed shaved cheese. Love the Asagio cheese.
Rated 5 out of 5
Theresa –
Love their grated Parmesan. Not like the other stores where cellulose and other strange ingredients are in there. You get real Parmesan cheese here and I love it
Rated 1 out of 5
John –
not environmental friendly! – the plastic container. the “recycle symbol” is so small it required a smart phone to view it with magnification to see it was a “5” with a “PP”, equally small. Given the invasive anti-healthy nature of plastic, You’d think it would be good to at least take it out of the landfill, if not even recycle it. So, why does the manufacturers make the codes so small? Why doesn’t Trader Joes buy products that don’t, at least, promote environmental recycling?
Plastic of all sizes is a danger to humans. Nano plastics invade the human brain, getting past the blood-brain barrier! In the past couple decades this problem has reached exponential proportions! And, it doesn’t get any better; it is essentially a forever problem! In our water, air, housing, clothing, and food!
Everybody – Start doing something! Don’t support plastic, or companies who use it.
The worst polluters are the ones that don’t support recycling. The next, are those who use plastic to begin with. Companies need to be more considerate than just “being bean counters” , concerned about ever 0.01¢. Life, human health, and the worlds eco-system is more important.
Nano plastics are essentially a forever chemical and the current growth is horrendous.
there are alternatives, not necessarily cheap, cheap, cheap. But, a step forward. Every bit helps. Trader Joes and its Parmesan cheese is part of the problem here; BUT, they could be part of the solution.
Consumers we can send a message to the bean counters!
Dena –
Rocks!
Great on anything (and even eating out of the container, oops) great on pizza and love it melted over hot crab dip.
Marie Whitney –
Meh… the flavor is a little off putting to me I need a few bites to accept it. It just does not compare to the shaved cheese blend that got discontinued.
Carmen –
Obsessed. Honestly during covid I eat them like chips. So satisfying!
Maxwell Hunter –
Excellent mixed shaved cheese. Love the Asagio cheese.
Theresa –
Love their grated Parmesan. Not like the other stores where cellulose and other strange ingredients are in there. You get real Parmesan cheese here and I love it
John –
not environmental friendly! – the plastic container. the “recycle symbol” is so small it required a smart phone to view it with magnification to see it was a “5” with a “PP”, equally small. Given the invasive anti-healthy nature of plastic, You’d think it would be good to at least take it out of the landfill, if not even recycle it. So, why does the manufacturers make the codes so small? Why doesn’t Trader Joes buy products that don’t, at least, promote environmental recycling?
Plastic of all sizes is a danger to humans. Nano plastics invade the human brain, getting past the blood-brain barrier! In the past couple decades this problem has reached exponential proportions! And, it doesn’t get any better; it is essentially a forever problem! In our water, air, housing, clothing, and food!
Everybody – Start doing something! Don’t support plastic, or companies who use it.
The worst polluters are the ones that don’t support recycling. The next, are those who use plastic to begin with. Companies need to be more considerate than just “being bean counters” , concerned about ever 0.01¢. Life, human health, and the worlds eco-system is more important.
Nano plastics are essentially a forever chemical and the current growth is horrendous.
there are alternatives, not necessarily cheap, cheap, cheap. But, a step forward. Every bit helps. Trader Joes and its Parmesan cheese is part of the problem here; BUT, they could be part of the solution.
Consumers we can send a message to the bean counters!