Other Prices
| Product / Item | Brand | Variant / Model | City / Region | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deen's Cheddar Cheese 200g | Deen's | cheddar | Karachi | 200g | Rs. 625 |
| Deen's Cheddar Cheese 400g | Deen's | cheddar | Karachi | 400g | Rs. 1,150 |
Cheddar Slices
| Product / Item | Brand | Variant / Model | Seller / Market | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adams Cheddar Cheese Single Slices 200g | Adams | 200 g | Al-Fatah | 200 g | Rs. 645 |
| Adams Cheddar Cheese Single Slices 1kg | Adams | 1 kg | Al-Fatah | 1 kg | Rs. 2,095 |
| Nurpur Cheddar Cheese 10 Singles 200g | Nurpur | 200 g | Al-Fatah | 200 g | Rs. 645 |
| Happy Cow Yellow Cheddar Slices 150g | Happy Cow | 150 g | Al-Fatah | 150 g | Rs. 1,045 |
| Farm Field Cheddar Cheese Slices 200g | Farm Field | 200 g | Al-Fatah | 200 g | Rs. 645 |
| Deen's Cheddar Cheese Slices 1kg | Deen's | 1 kg | Naheed | 1 kg | Rs. 2,199 |
| Fresh St Shredded Cheddar Cheese 200g | Fresh St | 200 g | Al-Fatah | 200 g | Rs. 795 |
| Dairy Life Shredded Cheddar Cheese 200g | Dairy Life | 200 g | Shredded cheddar pack; not mozzarella. | 200 g | Rs. 595 |
Cheddar Blocks
| Product / Item | Brand | Variant / Model | Seller / Market | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adams Cheddar Cheese Block 200g | Adams | 200 g | Al-Fatah | 200 g | Rs. 645 |
| Adams Cheddar Cheese Block 400g | Adams | 400 g | Al-Fatah | 400 g | Rs. 1,245 |
| Adams Cheddar Cheese Block 2kg | Adams | 2 kg | Al-Fatah | 2 kg | Rs. 3,895 |
| Nurpur Cheddar Cheese Block 200g | Nurpur | 200 g | Al-Fatah | 200 g | Rs. 645 |
| Adams Cheddar Cheese 907g | Adams | 907 g | Al-Fatah | 907 g | Rs. 2,175 |
| Farm Field Cheddar Cheese Block 200g | Farm Field | 200 g | Al-Fatah | 200 g | Rs. 645 |
| Farm Field Cheddar Cheese Block 400g | Farm Field | 400 g | Al-Fatah | 400 g | Rs. 1,095 |
| Farm Field Cheddar Cheese Block 130g | Farm Field | 130 g | Al-Fatah | 130 g | Rs. 395 |
| Day Fresh Cheddar Cheese Block 200g | Day Fresh | 200 g | Al-Fatah | 200 g | Rs. 585 |
| Swiss Premium Cheddar Cheese 180g | Swiss | 180 g | Al-Fatah | 180 g | Rs. 595 |
| Deen's Cheddar Cheese 200g | Deen's | 200 g | Naheed | 200 g | Rs. 625 |
| Deen's Cheddar Cheese 400g | Deen's | 400 g | Naheed | 400 g | Rs. 1,150 |
Imported Cheddar
| Product / Item | Brand | Variant / Model | Seller / Market | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Happy Cow Yellow Cheddar Catering Cheese 400g | Happy Cow | 400 g | Al-Fatah | 400 g | Rs. 2,295 |
| Happy Cow Cheddar Cheese 200g | Happy Cow | 200 g | Al-Fatah | 200 g | Rs. 1,335 |
| Wyke Farms Mild and Mellow Cheddar 200g | Wyke Farms | 200 g | Al-Fatah | 200 g | Rs. 2,995 |
| Monte Christo White Cheddar 200g | Monte Christo | 200 g | Al-Fatah | 200 g | Rs. 2,695 |
| Wyke Farms Vintage Reserve Cheddar 200g | Wyke Farms | 200 g | Al-Fatah | 200 g | Rs. 2,995 |
| Wyke Farms Mature and Creamy Cheddar 200g | Wyke Farms | 200 g | Al-Fatah | 200 g | Rs. 3,295 |
| Monte Christo Orange Cheddar 200g | Monte Christo | 200 g | Al-Fatah | 200 g | Rs. 2,695 |
| Farm Field Mature English Cheddar 200g | Farm Field | 200 g | Al-Fatah | 200 g | Rs. 2,695 |
Cheddar cheese prices in Pakistan depend on the brand, weight and product format. A 200 g block should not be compared directly with a 200 g pack of slices unless the ingredients and intended use are also suitable. Retail shoppers often need smaller refrigerated packs, while cafés and bakeries may buy larger blocks or food-service slices. Start with the exact pack weight and seller quotation, then check whether the listing refers to ordinary cheddar, processed slices or another cheese product.
Cheddar blocks, slices and food-service packs
Adam’s, a Pakistani cheese manufacturer, lists cheddar blocks in 100 g, 200 g, 400 g, 907 g and 2 kg sizes. It also has a separate cheddar-slices line and food-service products. These are verified examples of formats sold by one manufacturer, not a claim that every brand stocks identical pack sizes. Confirm the current range on the maker’s cheddar product page.
| Cheddar format | Common buying use | What to compare |
|---|---|---|
| Small block | Home cooking, pasta, sandwiches | Net weight, ingredient list, remaining shelf life |
| Pre-cut slices | Quick sandwiches and lunch boxes | Slice count, total weight, formulation |
| Large block | Restaurants, cafés, regular family use | Price per kilogram, refrigerated storage capacity |
| Food-service slices | Burgers and commercial kitchens | Whether cheddar or processed burger cheese is specified |
The word cheddar on a shopping search does not mean all results are interchangeable. For example, Adam’s lists cheddar slices separately from burger cheese slices. Read the actual product description instead of assuming that a similar-looking yellow slice has the same composition or cooking behaviour.
How to compare the real cost
Use the net weight rather than the dimensions of the box. Divide the quoted pack price by its weight in grams and multiply by 100 to obtain the cost per 100 g. For bulk purchases, multiply the result by ten to obtain a comparable per-kilogram cost. This helps you compare a smaller pack with a large block without making an unsupported claim that the larger pack always offers savings.
A lower unit cost is only useful if you can finish the cheese while it remains safe and in good condition. A restaurant might use a 2 kg block quickly, but a household that opens cheese occasionally may prefer a smaller pack. Delivery fees, special offers and minimum-order requirements can also change the final amount you actually pay.
Ingredients, flavour and cooking use
For its cheddar blocks, Adam’s identifies pasteurized milk, culture, microbial rennet, emulsifier, salt and other ingredients on its official page. Formulations vary, so check the label of the specific pack in your hand, particularly if you have an allergy or avoid a particular ingredient. The manufacturer also supplies sliced products designed for sandwiches and bakery use.
Cheddar generally contributes a pronounced cheese flavour to toast, macaroni, omelettes and sandwiches. For a long, stretchy pizza topping, mozzarella is a distinct cheese type. If pizza is your main purpose, compare products against the separate mozzarella cheese buying guide rather than selecting cheddar solely by price.
Cold storage matters as much as price
Adam’s specifies refrigeration at 2°C–4°C for its cheddar products. Check that the supermarket cabinet is cold and the pack is sealed, undamaged and within its printed date. Plan a refrigerated journey home and follow the packaging instructions after opening. Cheese displayed unrefrigerated for an unknown period is not a good bargain, even if its price is lower.
Ordering online introduces another practical question: how will the seller keep the cheese cold in transit? Ask about the delivery method and delivery window. Once the package arrives, examine it promptly and refrigerate it according to the label.
Questions to ask before buying cheddar
Is a cheddar block cheaper than slices?
Not necessarily. Compare the same brand’s net weight, formulation and current selling price. Slicing and packaging may affect the quote, but promotions can reverse the usual pattern.
What does a 1 kg cheddar price mean?
Make sure the offer is actually for a 1 kg pack and not a per-kilogram calculation displayed beside a smaller unit. Check brand, product form and delivery charges before ordering.
Can I substitute burger slices for cheddar?
Only if their ingredient list, taste and texture suit your recipe. Manufacturers may list processed burger cheese and cheddar slices as different products.
Where to verify products
Review the manufacturer’s slice range for named products and the food-service range for larger formats. Check actual selling prices and delivery conditions with the store before purchase. Quoted amounts may change and should be refreshed independently of this buying guide.