Rød Geit

Rød Geit fra Rueslåtten Ysteri

Rød Geit is a semi-solid red cheese made from pure goat's milk. The red cat that the cheese is
wrapped in, is washed with salt water, which gives a good and slightly salty putty taste. Red
Geit has participated in the WC in cheese twice, in 2017 and 2018, and won a bronze medal
both times.

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Sæterparmesan

Sæterparmesan fra Brimi Sæter

FASTOST Sæter Parmesan Producer: Brimi Sæter Type: Hard cheese Milk: Unpasteurized cow's milk Taste: Salty and flavorful Description: Grated Sæter Parmesan is made from our Sæter cheese that has been stored for over 3 years. As a result, it has acquired a good "Parmesan taste" which is suitable for many things. Well-aged sæterost got a place in the finals, super gold in the WC in 2018 and is thus a…

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Pultost Løiten

TINE Pultost Løiten is a world-class traditional Norwegian cheese! During the World Cheese Championship in 2018, it was honored with a bronze medal.

Tine Pultost Løiten has a sharp and rich taste, but is not as dry as Pultost Hedemark. The cheese is spreadable.

Pulto cheese has a lot of protein and only 1 % of fat.

Pulto cheese is excellent as a topping. Tastes well with boiled or baked potatoes, sour cream and flat bread.

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Norsk Alpeost

TINE® Norwegian Alpine cheese from Elnesvågen is made from fresh, Norwegian milk from farms between the fjord and mountains around the Romsdal Alps. It is matured in the southern European way to get an optimal balance of flavors and a round, aromatic sweetness. The cheese was awarded a bronze medal at the Cheese World Cup in 2018, the same year it was launched, and has also been honored with the Specialty Mark for unique taste from the Norwegian Food Foundation.

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Hamarsbøen Kvitost

Kvitost is a semi-solid white cheese from Hamarsbøen Gard at the top of Hallingdal. This is a gouda type made from pasteurized whole cow's milk.

The cheeses mature for a minimum of 3 months. After 4 months of ripening, the lactose in the cheese is used up and can then be considered lactose-free.

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