Kraft Pimento Spread, 5 oz Jar(pack of 6)

This is one of Kraft’s best flavors and hard to find. As a blue cheese fan, this spread is delicious and should be offered all year rather than seasonal. Get it while you can!

This is a great product, it is expensive, very pricey! Called for in many cheese ball recipes, most stores do not carry. Amazon does, but it is expensive. At least it is available!

Love this stuff, grew up eating celery stuffed with Kraft Roka blue cheese. Used to be able to get it all year around now. It just comes around during the holidays. Its changed after fifty years, thinner and lighter on the blue cheese flavor. But still delicious

I love this stuff! My mom used to make a cheese ball with one jar of Old English, one jar of Roka Blue, and one block of cream cheese. Marbled together with chopped pecans and some dried parsley, it makes an excellent cheese ball! I don’t know why these aren’t available in most stores, because they’re sure popular in my family!

Product fine. Delivery issue. Package probably Thrown at front door. All broke.

Have been eating this stuff since I was a child. Can't find it in the stores.

I love this stuff and it is getting tough to find. May 2016 - I received 6 jars, 3 jars with "best when purchased by" date of Jul 2016 (2 months from now) and 3 jars dated Sept 2016 (4 months from now). I would like a longer shelf life but these 6 jars will not last me until September so I can't complain. Interesting that the package arrived direct from Walmart.com, no mention of Amazon on the packing list or anywhere. The seller (Infiltrade LLC) has a decent business plan that works with lazy people like me: He finds low priced items at Walmart, sells them for more on Amazon, buys them from Walmart.com and ships direct to me. I say good for him - middle men make our world go around - but it irks me a bit that I'm too lazy to find the best price myself. As an aside, I made up a recipe for Kraft Pimento Cheese Spread that is a close copycat to the original. Just look at the main ingredients on the jar: cream cheese, whey, sugar, salt, vinegar, pimentos. I don't keep whey around so I just mixed up the other stuff (minus the sugar) and I can hardly tell the difference. I use a 4 oz jar of chopped pimentos (drained) with 6-8 oz of softened cream cheese, 1/2 tsp salt, and 1+ Tbls white vinegar; throw it all in the mixer until it is well mixed and refrigerate for a day for the flavors to blend. It works for me.

What a treat! A childhood favorite that I hadn't had in decades. Last time I asked at the market the clerk had never heard of pimento cheddar cheese in any form, bless her little Gen Z heart. Thank you, Amazon!