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Fresh Goat Log (Rondin) Plain Jacquin 1kg

Item No. IDA0WW0000258
Goat cheese typically comes in many different flavours and textures – from crumbly to creamy, young to mature, mild to tangy. A versatile cheese, it can be white, coated with ash or herbs, or wrapped in grape leaves.  Use goat cheese in place of heavy cream or butter when making soups to add texture

Description

Goat cheese typically comes in many different flavours and textures – from crumbly to creamy, young to mature, mild to tangy. A versatile cheese, it can be white, coated with ash or herbs, or wrapped in grape leaves. 

Use goat cheese in place of heavy cream or butter when making soups to add texture and flavour.
 
Who is Fromage Jacquin?
Fromagerie Jacquin was founded in 1947 and is based between the Touraine, Berry and Sologne regions of France in the Loire Valley.
For over 65 years and four generations, the Jacquin family has specialised in making and ageing the region’s traditional PDO goat cheeses: Selles sur Cher, Sainte Maure de Touraine, Valençay, Pouligny Saint Pierre and Crottin de Chavignol.

Specifications

Preservation
Fresh
Storage Temperature
Chilled General 4°C
Unit of Measure
Piece

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Fresh Goat Log (Rondin) Plain Jacquin 1kg

Item No. IDA0WW0000258
Goat cheese typically comes in many different flavours and textures – from crumbly to creamy, young to mature, mild to tangy. A versatile cheese, it can be white, coated with ash or herbs, or wrapped in grape leaves.  Use goat cheese in place of heavy cream or butter when making soups to add texture

Description

Goat cheese typically comes in many different flavours and textures – from crumbly to creamy, young to mature, mild to tangy. A versatile cheese, it can be white, coated with ash or herbs, or wrapped in grape leaves. 

Use goat cheese in place of heavy cream or butter when making soups to add texture and flavour.
 
Who is Fromage Jacquin?
Fromagerie Jacquin was founded in 1947 and is based between the Touraine, Berry and Sologne regions of France in the Loire Valley.
For over 65 years and four generations, the Jacquin family has specialised in making and ageing the region’s traditional PDO goat cheeses: Selles sur Cher, Sainte Maure de Touraine, Valençay, Pouligny Saint Pierre and Crottin de Chavignol.

Specifications

Preservation
Fresh
Storage Temperature
Chilled General 4°C
Unit of Measure
Piece

Reviews (0)

There are no reviews yet.