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Comté Doux AOP 6 Months
‘The king of the mountain cheese’, also known as the Comté cheese originally from the French region Jura. The taste can be very different and is therefore really unique. Reason for this, are the herbs and grasses in the area where the cows live.
OVER 350 TYPES OF CHEESE - Freshly cut & Vacuum sealed
Minimum 7 weeks shelf life - cheese paper included for free
CHEESE SELLERS SINCE 1970 - FOR INDIVIDUAL & BUSINESS CUSTOMERS
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‘The king of the mountain cheese’, also known as the Comté cheese originally from the French region Jura. The taste can be very different and is therefore really unique. Reason for this, are the herbs and grasses in the area where the cows live. The cows are scattered across different meadows. Various types of herbs and grasses are spread in this landscape. Therefore, the pieces can differ in tastes, since it depends on the type of herbs and grasses a cow has eaten.
Ingredients:
Fat 40 +, unpasteurised cowmilk, rennet, salt, sour, vitamins A, B and D
Quality:
Your cheese is freshly cut and vacuum-packaged!
The hard structure of Comté cheese makes it perfectly suitable for sending by post.
| Brand | Comté |
|---|---|
| Flavor strength | Pithy |
| Country origin |
France  |
| Nutritional information | per 100 grams |
| fat (gr) | 32,5 |
| Saturated fat (gr) | 21 |
| Calcium (mg) | 950 |
| Calories (kcal) | 411 |
| Kilojoules (KJ) | 1721 |
| Carbohydrates (gr) | 1,92 |
| Protein (gr) | 29,5 |
| Sodium (mg) | 400 |
| Type of milk |
Cow  |
| Gluten free | No |
| Type of rennet | Abomasal rennet |
| Sugar free | No |
| May contain traces of peanuts. | No |
| Edible cheese rind | No |
| Lactosevrij | No |
| Pasteurised | No |
| Limited shelf life | No |
| Made of Meadow Milk | Meadow milk comes from farms where the cows are free to roam in meadows for at least 120 days each year, from Springtime through to the Autumn, and for at least 6 hours a day. |