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Barousse cheese

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Barousse cheese

Contents

Origin

  • Produced in the valley of Barousse in the Pyrenees.

Cheese group

  • Hard, pressed, uncooked, artisan

Milk type

Aroma and taste

  • A strong aroma of hay

Strength and texture

  • Matued for 5-8 weeks. Oozing texture, with small holes

Shape, weight and size

  • Produced in cylinders

Description

Has a brown rind and an ivory interior with an orange line at the bottom.

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