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Iambors cheese

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Iambors cheese

Contents

Origin

  • Iambors is a semi-hard cheese produced by Alham Wood Cheese in Shepton Mallet

Milk type

Aroma and taste

  • Sharp, actic taste

Strength and texture

  • Mild. Soft, crumbly texture which is similar to Feta cheese

Shape, weight and size

  • Round. D 18cm, H 6cm, W 1.5kg

Description

Yellow waxed rind with a white interior. Available plain, or with garlic and parsley or cumin

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