Snacking & Lunchbox (9)

Dairylea Cheese Slices 8 Pack (150 g), €1.75

Slice slice baby! Made with milk and cheese, these super nice slices of your favourite cheese fit perfectly into a yummy sandwich. A good source of calcium. Creamy taste. No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives added. Suitable for Vegetarians. Did you know that Dairylea has been bringing families delicious cheese spread since the 1950's? That means the UK has been enjoying our iconic cheese triangles for 75 years now!

Dairylea Cheese Spread (145 g), €1.75

Cheese spread made with milk and cheese, heated and blended into a yummy, creamy tasting cheese spread.Creamy Dairylea cheese spread in a convenient easy to open and close tub. Creamy Dairylea cheese spread in a convenient easy to open and close tub. No Artificial Colours, Flavours or Preservatives added. Good Source of Calcium Suitable for Vegetarians

Dairylea Dunkers & Ritz Crackers 3 Pack (43 g), €3.00

Made with milk and cheese, heated and blended into a yummy, creamy tasting cheese dip. A good source of calcium Dip, Dunk, Demolish! Baked Not Fried Great Lunchtime Snack No Artificial Colours, Flavours or Preservatives Added Suitable for Vegetarians

Dairylea Portions 125g 12ca (125 g), €1.75

Cheese spread made with milk and cheese, heated and blended into a yummy, creamy tasting cheesy triangle.Dairylea's iconic individually wrapped triangles of yumminess can be spread on a piece of toast or simply eaten as a quick snack! Dairyleas iconic individually wrapped triangles of yumminess can be spread on a piece of toast or simply eaten as a quick snack! No Artificial Colours, Flavours or Preservatives added. Good Source of Calcium Suitable for Vegetarians

Dairylea Snackers Cheese & Crackers & Mini Oreo (56.5 g), €2.25

Dairylea cheese slices and crackers with Mini Oreo. Delicious Dairylea cheese and crackers... and marvellous mini Oreos as a treat for after. Mix, make, munch! With vitamin D which contributes to normal absorption of calcium¹. ¹Enjoy as part of a balanced, varied diet and healthy lifestyle. Did you know that Dairylea has been bringing families delicious cheese spread since the 1950's? That means the UK has been enjoying our iconic cheese triangles for 75 years now!

Mini Babybel Original 6 Pack (120 g), €2.80

Babybel Mini Original Cheese 6 x 20g (120g)

Strings & Things Original Cheestrings 8 Pack (0.16 g), €3.49

Source of Vitamins B6, B12 & D for Immune Support* *Vitamins B6, B12 and D contribute to the normal function of the immune system. Made with a Glass of Milk** **A glass of milk = 180ml Each cheestring contains 20% of the NRV for calcium, 15% of the NRV for Vitamins B6, B12 and D. Calcium is needed for the normal growth and development of bones in children.

The Laughing Cow Dip & Crunch Original 4 Pack (140 g), €2.99

Ah! Those pesky hunger pangs. Always grumbling this and rumbling that. Well try crunching on these crispy breadsticks dipped in my heavenly smooth & creamy cheese dip. Pop them into your bag or lunchbox for a yummy and easy snack. Delicious combination of The Laughing Cow® cheese spread and crunchy breadsticks, made with carefully selected ingredients.

The Laughing Cow Light Cheese Spread Wedges 8 Pack (15 g), €2.65

The Laughing Cow® Light triangles are mild, smooth and marvellously tasty portions of creamy cheese spread. They have all the delicious creaminess of The Laughing Cow® Original cheese spread, but are 55% less fat and only 23kcal per triangle, making them the perfect low-calorie treat. With a creamy taste and smooth texture, these moreish cheese spread triangles pair perfectly with anything from crackers to avocados or celery. Tasty and time saving with their super convenient format, you can take them anywhere with you, and eat them on the go: they are ideal as a little cheeky snack or spread on toast or a cracker. Hard to believe each triangle is only 23 calories ­­- perfect for all snacking occasions. They are also perfect for cooking, and will make any dish so delicious and creamy! They are also suitable for vegetarians, and are rich in protein - what's not to love?