Oskepott

MODNA CREAM CHOST Oskepott Manufacturer: Slettevollen gardsysteri Type: Mature cream cheese Milk: Cow's milk Taste: Mild with good sharpness after tempering Description: Serving temperature approx. 12 degrees. We recommend "Three nuts for Cinderella" - roasted hazelnuts go well with this cheese. Outlet: Reko-ring MORE PRODUCTS FROM SLETTEVOLLEN GARDSYSTERI Sorry, no matches for your search. Try another search.

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Apal

In Apal, you get the whole of Skarbø Gard in a small bite: the cheese is made from milk from our cows, combined with sides from apples grown on the farm.

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Ung Grotteost

Young cave cheese has a mild and supple taste. The cheese is made from organic, unpasteurised milk from happy cows at Helgebostad.

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Gouda

FAST CHEESE Snertingdal Ysteri Gouda Producer: Snertingdal Ysteri Type: Hard cheese Milk: Pasteurized cow's milk Storage time: Intermediate storage Taste: Lovely taste of fresh cow's milk straight from a farm Description: Short-cured fresh milk from a dairy farmer right in the pot. Matured with new flavors that fill the entire palate. Yellow as gold. Outlet: Own farm outlet. MORE PRODUCTS FROM SNERTINGDAL YSTERI STASLIN Snertingdal Ysteri Truffle cheese...

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Leirgrøv naturell

Leirgrøv naturell

Leirgrøv naturell is very similar to Leirgrøv stølsmølk, but is made from milk outside the stølsmølk season. The cheese is sold six months to two years after production. Initially, it is white and mild, but after a period of storage it can take on a pink tinge and become more mineral in taste. Leirgrøv naturell is the main cheese of Prestholt Geitost, and won a generous gold medal in the WC in cheese in 2018.

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Prosten

Prosten is a mature goat's milk cream cheese, what Norwegians like to call chevre. This is made all year round, both from stølsmjøl and winter milk. The provost had the name Presten earlier, after the former (old) priest in Ostebygda, who has now become Provost. He is fond of cooking and very enthusiastic about cheese, and he likes to preach the good news about local cheese making and locally produced cheese.

How about heating the whole cheese in the oven at 200 degrees for 4 minutes? Served with a sweet accompaniment.

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