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Butterkäse cheese

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Butterkäse cheese

Butterkäse is a traditional, naturally German-style cheese that is made with original cultures and follows traditional German production methods. It has a buttery taste and a creamy texture that melts in your mouth. This young, semi soft cow’s milk cheese is mild and buttery, has a red-gold natual rind and is produced throughout Germany

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