Viofast - fake cheesse

[xbojanx]

http://www.viotros.gr/default.asp?pid=9&la=2&ct=4

100% dairy free
100% Vegan
Lactose free
Does not contain allergens

Viofast original is produced exclusively of vegetable ingredients. It is a product that is 100% dairy free. It is suitable for vegans and vegetarians, and generally for all individuals that have eliminated meat dairy products and other animal origin products from their diet. Health reasons such as lactose intolerance, and religious reasons, such as periods of fasting, make Viofast original a common product that is essential on a daily basis to thousands of people because of its significant nutritional value.

[ProteinVegan]

I've heard about this vegetable cheese. Where Can I Get It? Can I get It Online?

[hardcore iv]

Do they list the actual ingredients anywhere on theri website? I couldn't find it. This looks like the real deal unlike those liars at kolios.

[xbojanx]

This company is from Greece, so these are probably easy to find in South East Europe, but I heard people from Sweden and Australia talk about it...

Anyway, I have tried three of those, plain one, smoked and the one with the olives. They're pretty decent, especially one with the olives, as I could stand to eat it alone. other two are pretty good melted. Regarding the ingredients, there is no casein or derivations, just a bunch of modified starches , so not that this is necessary in your everyday diet In my 15 years, I have tried these fake cheese just like a couple of times, otherwise, if they were available here, probably wouldn't pay much attention

[Linnéa76]

Bojan, have you been able to get it confirmed that they don't use caseine? I mailed them but
haven't gotten any answer. I'm asking because in other cases, even though milk derivatives were used
in the process of making the cheese it wasn't listed as an ingredient.

[xbojanx]

Well, I have read the labels on packages of these three flavors. Since previous so called "plant" cheeses from this company regularly stated casein or calcium-caseinat or something like that, I figure out that this one is the real deal. And for the first time, they advertise it as a 100% plant based. Will try to remove label in Serbian to take a photo of the original one.