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Rød sau
Rød Ku is a semi-firm red cheese that matures for 3–5 months. It began life solely as a raclette cheese until we discovered it could be used for so much more. This is a so-called 24/7 cheese that can be enjoyed for breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert. Of course, it is also excellent for making Raclette dinner with as it has particularly good melting power. The cheeses weigh approx. 3–4 kg and is regularly washed with brine during maturation so that it forms the characteristic red putty crust that has given the cheese its name. We are proud of the award Supergold during the World Cheese Awards in Bergen 2018. This means that Rød ku received a gold medal in the World Cheese Championship and ended up among the world's 75 best cheeses. Not bad for a newcomer! Rød Ku also recently received a silver medal during the NM in Gardsost (they are a little stricter than international judges) and the cheese also has a specialty label for unique taste from Matmerk.
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Red putty, Unpasteurized cow's milk.
Round and creamy, lots of aroma and a long aftertaste.
Monkeby is made by the monks according to a traditional recipe from the monastery of Cîteaux (France). It is hand-washed daily for a seven-week maturing period. The cheese is stored in the cellar on fir planks and is turned daily. The cheese has received several awards, including Super Gold at the 2018 Cheese Championship in Bergen.
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Soft cottage cheese. Enjoy it with biscuits, nuts and honey/jelly. Can be heated in the oven and eaten liquid as a dip.
Skjenald is the name of the home farm of the founder of Orkladal cheese. The name probably means "to shine" (yellow and round like the sun). Skjenald won gold in the NM for farm cheese in 2016 and gold in the WC in 2018!
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