Sargento® Sliced Colby-Jack Natural Cheese, 11 slices

Sometimes I want both white cheese and orange cheese. This has both in each slice. I made a grilled cheese sandwich with it and added an egg and some bacon. It tasted very good. I have seen grated cheese with both flavors used on tacos and burritos. It gives you extra calcium. It tastes light.

Sargento has a consistently better product than say, Kraft. In a perfect Walmart world, you should be able to get this cheese sliced in the deli… but no. It would behoove Walmart to provide all deli cheeses sliced to the weight you want, instead of buying bags that are already filled with cheese slices sitting in an open fridge - and never getting an even pound of cheese… it's always over the weight, or under. More sliced cheeses, please…

This cheese has a really nice flavor, creamy with just the right balance between Colby and Monterey Jack. The slices are a good thickness and melt well, making them perfect for sandwiches, burgers, or even a quick snack. It tastes fresh and doesn't have that overly processed feel. Overall, a solid go-to cheese that I keep coming back to.

My favorite grilled cheese recipe: Start with buttered sourdough bread, add one or two slices Sargento's tasty Colby-Jack, then layer three thinner slices of tomato with ten or twelve baby spinach leaves, followed by one or two slices of Sargento's creamy Baby Swiss! Top with second slice of buttered bread and "grill" in a buttered skillet til the cheese is totally melted and bread is browned to your liking. (Add a few onion rings and some black pepper for a little extra-extra😁). Enjoy with a crispy dill pickle!

If you're looking for consistently delicious, high-quality cheese, Sargento never disappoints. Every slice and shred tastes fresh, rich, and perfectly balanced. The texture is smooth and creamy, and it melts beautifully—whether you're making grilled cheese, tacos, omelets, or topping off a homemade pizza. I especially love how flavorful their varieties are without being overpowering. The sharp cheddar has a bold, satisfying bite, while the mozzarella melts into that perfect stretchy goodness. You can really taste the difference compared to generic brands. The packaging is also super convenient and keeps everything fresh. It's clear that Sargento focuses on quality ingredients and great taste. Five stars all the way — this is my go-to cheese every time!

First, I trust the Sargento brand. More importantly, I like the taste and it works well for how I use it. It is the brand I look for when buying everyday cheeses. P.S. My dogs like it too - and yes, they have discerning palates. Note to others: they only get a little bit.

one of my favorite pre packaged cheese slice brands. Decently priced and stays fresh for a long time. I love the reclisabke bag. However, the slices stick together something awful, It was better when they used to put the thin wax paper sheets between the slices, the same way they still do with the 'thin-sliced' varieties.

The cheese tastes good, I actually like the flavor a lot. My biggest issue with this cheese is that it's uneven some are sliced super thin and some are sliced thinly. I liked this cheese a lot more when it was a uniform sized slice that was thicker than what they now sell. By slicing it thinner they make you think you're getting the same amount of cheese as you did before except you're more for less. Oh and my other issue with this cheese is it's only 11 pieces! I hate that they give me an odd number. Do you need the 3 cents that badly that you have to give me 11 slices vs. 12? It's not enough profit for Sargento to slice the cheese paper thin they also have to give me 1 less slice. I see that as being petty and I feel like they are really out to take advantage of me as much as possible. I suspect it won't be much longer before they knock it down to 10 slices. I don't think they'll be able to slice it any thinner but maybe they will be able perfect slicing all of pieces very thinly instead of half of every other one?

I've bought this brand of cheese for years until just recently I had four or five packages where the slices stuck together therefore tearing the cheese slices into causing them unable to be used as a cracker topper for snacks therefore have gone to another brand of cheese

shoppers spend too much or more money than my requested substitute.. sometimes going over one dollar. I am on a fixed income and may not have that extra money at that time, but I personally don't have that problem, but know seniors who do. If my sub is also unavailable, the store should let us know so we still have a choice rather than automatically spending our money.