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Sunnmørsøst
Sunnmørssøst has a fresh, sweet and caramel-like taste with a soft, slightly lumpy texture.
Serve plenty of Sunnmørssøst on waffles, lefs, lomps and potato cakes for breakfast, lunch or with coffee. Sunnmørssøst has traditionally been used on festive tables around the country. Sunnmørssøst is also good on bread for breakfast and dinner.
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Ryfylkegome has a spreadable to slightly firm consistency and has a fresh, slightly sour and sweet caramel-like taste.
Roll plenty of gum into lefsers, lomps and waffles and serve for breakfast, lunch or with coffee. Lefse med gomme is good and nutritious food. Ryfylkegome is also good as a spread on sandwiches.
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Mylsa is a traditional cheese, primarily in Sogn and Sunnfjord. Mylse from Vik i Sogn has been made in the villages for generations. Mylsa is used both as an everyday food and as a party food. Remember to turn the box over before use.
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TINE® Norsk Gräddost is a Norwegian-produced variant of similar cheese types in Sweden and Denmark. The name indicates that it is a cream cheese, and the cheese has a mild, rich taste.
TINE® Norsk Gräddost is quite soft in consistency and should be cut into thick slices with a knife. The cheese is considered a typical dessert cheese, which can, for example, be enjoyed together with grapes or other fresh fruit. TINE® Norsk Gräddost also tastes very good as a topping on a slice of bread.
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between 2 days and 3 weeks old fresh cheese with white mould. Nice on salads (yellowed in the frying pan the pond with e.g. nuts, sunflower seeds on top. Or the pond with blackcurrant jam or honey.
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