Canterbury Kellys Goat
Hard

Kelly’s Canterbury Goat

Unpasteurised hard cheese. Award-winning naturally rinded cheddar style Kentish goat’s milk cheese aged for around three months to make a creamy, clean and fresh-tasting cheese

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comte cheese
France

Comte

Comté is a French cheese made from unpasteurized cow’s milk in the Franche-Comté region of eastern France. The cheese is made in discs, each between 40 cm (16 in) and 70 cm (28 in) in diameter,

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maytag cheese
Blue

Maytag

Maytag is a blue cheese produced on the Maytag Dairy Farms outside of Newton, Iowa, the former home of the Maytag Corporation. In 1938, Iowa State University developed a new process for making

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taleggio cheese
Italy

Taleggio

At over a thousand years old, Taleggio is one of the world’s oldest soft cheeses. This washed-rind cheese is in a family of cheeses created

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Miss Muffet

Miss Muffet

Sweet continental style washed curd cheese with a supple texture and nutty creamy flavour – unique pink/grey natural mould rind, peculiar to my maturing room!

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Cheese as Dessert

Cheese & Desserts

Best Desserts for Cheese Lovers You eat it in your morning omelet, your lunchtime sandwich and your pasta at dinner – but you don’t have

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Gligora - Factory

Gligora Dairy

The history of Gligora Dairy involves its founder Ivan Gligora and his family. Ivan was born in 1950 in a peasant and poor family in Kolan at

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Cheese and Beer

Cheese & Beer

Don’t Panic, There’s A Beer And Cheese Pairing Guide We’ve seen the occasional pulse quicken when confronted with the phrase “cheese pairings.” Usually it calls

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Caseificio Busti

Caseificio Busti

“I Formaggi della Famiglia Busti” is a brand that identifies all the products of the Caseificio Busti, guaranteeing both authenticity and origin. Alessandro and Remowere shepherds

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Finca La Granja

Finca la Granja

It is thought that the production of cheese in La Granja first started in 1837. Our chesses remain handmade, continuing with this century’s traditions until

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