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This morning...for breakfast...I poured myself a cold glass of milk and sliced a slab of pumpkin bread...
opened the pumpkin spice cream cheese...
um...I don't know why but I was surprised by the color...
I have to tell ya I was disappointed...the cream cheese was a bit sweet and artificial tasting...infact I did not finish this slice, I offered it to the chickens...no complaints from the chicken yard...so there you have it...not a fan of this product...let me know what you think...Goodnight...
24 comments:
I'm sorry about your disappointment in this product. Why do they go and spoil a good thing by adding some artificial junk or chemical.
I've stopped buying prepared food that has a lot of chemical and lately I'm getting more aware of the additives they add to naturally good food like bread, bagels, crackers and so on.
The chickens will have to finish the container for you.
JB
I picked that up at the store and looked at it and wondered what it would taste like. Since I don't really eat that I just put it back. I am glad you tasted it and didn't like it. I will take your word for it. :)
I have tried the strawberry and really felt the same. very artificial tasing.
the bread looks great.
Cathy
Thanks for the critique....now I won't have to try it. Jan
Hi Julie....to bad...sounded good...chickens 1....dod.'t think it woll be sold here in Canada so can't give it a try...Blessings Francine.
i havent tried it and wont now! im not a big fan of flavored things tea, coffee ect. i do love the almond flavor coffee creamery tho... your bread looks yummy! enjoy your evening.
I will pass too, taking your opinion, yuck!
Since moving away from the fast food culture of the UK, I have found that when I do eat something which has been tampered with rather than eating what I make, that I get an upset stomach. This is happening more and more. I suppose that I am becoming desensitized to the artificiality of 'modern' food. As for this product, it is not available here in France. But that bread looks lovely. Did plant some pumpkins this year but didn't do well with them. Looking forward to trying again next year. And God bless those great recyclers of food, the chickens!
I will be on the lookout for a recipe to make my own. Thanks for the honest review.
I saw this pumpkin cream cheese on your Blog and looked for it in the grocery store yesterday but couldn't find it. I guess they don't have it up here in Canada.
I guess I won't bother looking again. Your taste test is good enough for me. I usually love anything pumpkin.
Have a great day Julie.
Janet
Now I don't feel disappointed by not finding that in our grocery! The bread looks wonderful and needs to be graced with butter!
Louise
i had a funny feeling i would not like this either. i hate artificial tasting anything! chicken feed!
How disappointing the cream cheese was so yucky tasting, a waist of a great looking piece of bread!
~Cammie~
save some of that pumpkin bread for me to try. Looks delicious!
It's okay luv, pumpkin bread with plain old cream cheese is just as yummy!
Only buttah on our pumpkin bread here at The Tiny Ten! Pumpkin bread, just another great excuse to eat BUTTAH!!!! Good Morning Julie!!
Darn. Disappointing. I'm going to the market today and was going to look for it on the shelves; I think I'll skip it and save the calories.
Sorry it didnt work for you,
your PumPkin Bread looks so
Yummmy !!! I make cream cheese
frosting for my bread and frost
is with a thin layer.
Blessings & Hugs ~~ Connie xox
Mmmmmm, pumpkin bread... :)))) No cream cheese for me thanks, just warm me up a slab (end please) and put a dab of butter on, and I'm a happy girl! :)))))
The cream cheese is already artificial, just read the ingredients. So why folks are surprised when fake food taste bad is beyond me. However, that home made pumpkin bread (it looks homemade anyway) is another issue. I'll take one lightly warmed. :)
Bridgemor
That's dissapointing! How about mixing your own Cream cheese & canned pumpkin, do you think that would work? The bread looks fantastic!
Sorry about your slice of bread...at least your chickens liked it...
I recently tried Trader Joes cream cheese with pumpkin, it was very yummy and excellent on a cinnamon graham cracker....If you have trader joes near you give that a try....
Nancy
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Oh, good! Thanks for letting me know as that is something I probably would have bought and tried.
Have a fun night out!!!
Linda
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Nancy is right about the Trader Joes version of the pumpkin cream chesse spread being good, but I have taken to making my own. I take 8 oz of good quality cream cheese softened & put it in a small mixing bowl., Using my hand mixer with the wisk attachment, I beat the cream cheese and 1/4 sugar until smooth. Add about 1/2 cup pumpkin puree (not pumpkin pie filling) and 1/2 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice. Wisk until everything is well mixed. Place in an air-tight container and refridgerate for up to 10 days. Adjust consistency and spices to your own taste. You can always add more, but you can't take it out once mixed. You can easily half the recipe and adjust the amount of sugar to a sweetness you prefer. Sometime I add a couple of Tablespoons real maple syrup and it makes a wonderful spread for pumpkin pancakes or waffles.
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