Salim Cream (Gaimar) Plastic Cup
Gaimar in a plastic cup — the thick cream eaten with roshi and honey at breakfast, and the version of this product a Maldivian household actually asks for by name.
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Gaimar in a plastic cup — the thick cream eaten with roshi and honey at breakfast, and the version of this product a Maldivian household actually asks for by name.
View SpecificationsCream in a tin, shelf-stable rather than chilled. Poured over dessert or stirred into a curry, and stocked where fresh cream cannot be relied on to arrive.
View SpecificationsPortion cheese in triangles, individually wrapped. The format for a breakfast buffet or a lunchbox, where the portion is the product as much as the cheese is.
View SpecificationsSpreadable cream cheese in a tub, for spreading and for cooking. The format a kitchen buys when it is going through cream cheese rather than portioning it out.
View SpecificationsThe same spreadable cream cheese in individually wrapped squares — the portioned format, for a breakfast tray rather than a kitchen bench.
View SpecificationsCheddar in a tin — shelf-stable, which is the whole point on an island supply run where a chilled chain is not guaranteed the entire way.
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