![[NSW] Paneer (Cottage Cheese) 1kg $4.97 @ Costco Marsden Park (Membership Required)](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/57/674457.jpg?h=f5e19b79)
Found at Costco Marsden Park (NSW) not sure if nationwide.
Normal price is $10.97 but now it was $4.97.
It didn’t have a specials sticker or anything so not sure how long it will be marked down.
Get yours before it’s gone
Happy holidays!
Enjoy!
[NSW] Paneer (Cottage Cheese) 1kg $4.97 @ Costco Marsden Park (Membership Required)
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Last edited 27/12/2021 - 14:54 by 1 other user
Last edited 27/12/2021 - 14:54 by 1 other user
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Nice price
Clearance, most likely local but maybe statewide due to being food
Not in QLD
any in Perth?
Didn't see any yesterday
I can make it at home for free.. all I need is an aubergine
aubergine
Eggplant?
A comedic reference from a BBC Indian skit show from the late 90s where the mum could make anything at home for free with an aubergine.
Paneer is actually very easy to make at home, full cream milk, lemon and a saucepan
Paneer is actually very easy to make at home, full cream milk, lemon and a saucepan
Interestingly, the same process, but with vinegar as the acid instead of lemon juice, makes a simple form of plastic:
https://sciencebob.com/make-plastic-milk/That version isn't durable, but when treated with formaldehyde it was one of the earliest types of plastic, pre-dating bakelite, the first fully-synthetic plastic.
It was used for small items, like buttons. When treated with formaldehyde, the resulting plastic is called Galalith:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galalith@Russ: Mmmm toxic formaldehyde.
Vinegar can also be used for paneer. We stick to lemons as we have a tree
Price ends in 97 so it's marked down or clearance. Could be short dated.
Just checked mine - dated 27-Jan-22, so enough time.
Even at original price that’s great value
can i have 10 kg please
I literally saw a guy fill up his cart - it was probably more than 10 kg. 😅
u can freeze it. it's made from Australian milk
wish it was in Melbourne
Guys, Paneer is not cottage cheese as we know it in Australia.
Cottage cheese is produced by taking the curds of milk and adding cream.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cottage_cheesePaneer is produced by taking milk and adding an acid, such as lemon juice.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PaneerI used cottage cheese for lasagna… would paneer be just as good?
You might be able to substitute fresh home made paneer for cottage cheese.. but not store bought paneer which is much harder than cottage cheese.
No its too hard. Its like trying to put ricotta in a lasagne.
What can you cook with it? Bought some last time, not as cheap, most of it is in freezer now as I don’t know what to do with it except fry it like haloumi
Cut it in small cubes, marinate with salt and some spices, put it in airfryer for 5-7 mins…and enjoy….
A lot of Indian curries can be made vegetarian by subbing out the protein for paneer.
Paneer Butter Masala is essentially just a Butter Chicken but with paneer instead of chicken.This. You can get some of those simmer sauces and use paneer instead of protein.
But it’s a pain to make Indian curry with a million different spices unless they have pre-make ones already in a tin like the Thai curry
@macr0hard: They have pre made curries from spice tailor which only requires you to add in paneer/protein.
As an indian these are fantastic when wife doesnt want to cook or is lazy
@Piranha2004: Any brand you’d recommend? I’ll try to find one from the Indian grocery store next time. I like a nice butter paneer, had a really nice one when I went to India a few years back
@macr0hard: Spice Tailor ones are nice:
https://www.woolworths.com.au/shop/search/products?searchTer…
Get the tikka masala, butter chicken, korma etc.
Fantastic price for that much paneer. At coles and WW, 1KG costs $34.5.
Sorry guys - party’s over - it’s back up to $11.99.
would be local to this store. Damn good price though