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Comte 12 Months
Comté is the designation of origin of a French cheese processed mainly in Franche-Comté and benefiting from an AOC since 1958 and an AOP since 1996. Its production area extends in the departments of Jura, Doubs and the east of the Ain. It is a cheese made from raw cow’s milk, cooked in a pressed paste. It comes in wheels 55 to 75 cm in diameter and with a mass of 32 to 45 kg. About 450 liters of raw milk must be produced to make a county wheel.
AED 30.00220 to 250 gramsDelivered in less than 3 hours
Raclette De Savoie
Raclette de Savoie is a cheese made from raw milk. The cheese obtained a protected geographical indication (PGI) on January 27, 20179. The operations of milk production, processing and refining take place in the defined geographical area, which includes all the municipalities of the departments of Savoie and of Haute-Savoie, and some bordering municipalities of Ain and Isère. The milk comes mainly from cows of breeds: Abondance, Montbéliarde or Tarentaise. The diet of cows relies mainly on green fodder
AED 50.00450 to 550 gramsDelivered in less than 3 hours
Gruyere Suisse 18 Months
It is a cheese made from whole cow’s milk, cooked pressed, but made from raw milk. Its diameter is from 55 to 65 cm, for a weight of 25 to 40 kg. About 400 liters of milk are needed for a 35 kg wheel. The cheese is matured for a period that will last 18 months. Five months to reach the sweet Gruyère stage, about eight months for the semi-salty, ten months for the salty and at least twelve months for the over-choice. During this refining the wheels are turned over and rubbed with salt water. This cheese has no holes, unlike its French namesake.
AED 49.00220 to 250 gramsDelivered in less than 3 hours
Morbier
It is a cheese made from raw cow’s milk, with an uncooked pressed paste. In order to be able to use the name “morbier” commercially, the cheese must be matured for at least 45 days. The historic cheese production of the Jura massif is the county, since the Middle Ages. From the eighteenth century, when there was milk left after the preparation of the Comté, but not enough to make another, the peasants of the Morbier region reserved the remaining curds in a vat, covering it with a thin layer of soot recovered by passing the hands over the wall of the cauldron and having the function of protecting it from insects. So only made by farmers, Morbier was therefore exclusively a farmer’s cheese. The next day, after the counties were prepared, the rest of the milking came to cover the first layer. The farmers reserved the cheese thus obtained for their own consumption. Can be use also as raclette !!
AED 60.00450 to 550 gramsDelivered in less than 3 hours
Truffle Raclette
Swiss cheese made with raw cow’s milk and summer truffle. It’s liquid texture and subtle truffle flavor combines wonderfully with all kinds of food.
AED 100.00450 to 550 grams
