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Literally translated means "scraper". A rich, buttery cheese with a pale golden paste and a golden orange rind, the flavour being full and fruity. Traditionally sliced and cooked before an open fire or on a Raclette machine, then scraped off onto hot potatoes or pickles and served with dry, cured meats. -
Traditional Wensleydale from Hawes. Mild and crumbly. Each sealed in wax.
200g
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A small, hard, goat's milk cheese, the name meaning "dung". This applies to the well-aged, hard, dry, black or grey-brown mouldy rind; sharp and salty when aged. When younger, they are less intimidating and creamier.
Individually Weighs 60g
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A cream enriched rennet-free cheese produced in the Ross-shire Highlands in Scotland. Rolled in pinhead oatmeal. The dense paste is a pale primrose colour, rich and buttery.
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