Gouda Cheese Coffee

Gouda Cheese Coffee

Gouda Cheese Coffee

Gouda Cheese Coffee

Gouda Cheese Coffee

Gouda Cheese Coffee

Gouda Cheese Coffee

Description

A Gouda Coffee Cheese flavored that is really something to enjoy.

Made with pasteurized cow's milk. This Gouda Cheese has a subtle Coffee flavor with a coated rind and is matured in 5 to 7 weeks.

The values of this naturally pure product, may vary because of natural ripening and seasonal influences.

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Allergens

Specialty Flavored Crackers
Our Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Sea Salt Crackers are the ideal vessel for our line of Goudas. The flavors are subtle and allow for the full range of the Gouda Cheese flavors to shine. Firm but with a crunchy snap, this cracker is a great shelf staple for any cheese lover.
Which wine compliments which cheese
Which wines complement Aged Gouda Cheese, Appenzeller, Pecorino or Gruyère? Choose a fruity or dry red wine, such as a Merlot, Chianti or Rioja. In addition, fruity or finely spicy white wines with residual sweetness are a good choice for strong cheeses.
To combine with
A cheese platter with only cheese is not complete. Think of other tasty snacks to vary, so that you can also distinguish the flavors of the cheeses. Consider the following snacks
- Fruits such as grapes, blueberries and strawberries.
- Dried fruits such as apricots, dates or figs.
- Various nuts such as walnuts, almonds or hazelnuts.
- Jam for the cheese.
- Nut and fig bread or other types.
- Olives or sundried tomatoes.
- Crackers and baguettes.
- Cold cuts or sausages.
Specialty Flavored Crackers
Our Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Sea Salt Crackers are the ideal vessel for our line of Goudas. The flavors are subtle and allow for the full range of the Gouda Cheese flavors to shine. Firm but with a crunchy snap, this cracker is a great shelf staple for any cheese lover.
Which wine compliments which cheese
Which wines complement Aged Gouda Cheese, Appenzeller, Pecorino or Gruyère? Choose a fruity or dry red wine, such as a Merlot, Chianti or Rioja. In addition, fruity or finely spicy white wines with residual sweetness are a good choice for strong cheeses.
To combine with
A cheese platter with only cheese is not complete. Think of other tasty snacks to vary, so that you can also distinguish the flavors of the cheeses. Consider the following snacks
- Fruits such as grapes, blueberries and strawberries.
- Dried fruits such as apricots, dates or figs.
- Various nuts such as walnuts, almonds or hazelnuts.
- Jam for the cheese.
- Nut and fig bread or other types.
- Olives or sundried tomatoes.
- Crackers and baguettes.
- Cold cuts or sausages.
Pasteurized COW'S MILK, salt, starter culture, animal rennet, coloring: carotenes.
Specialty Flavored Crackers
Our Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Sea Salt Crackers are the ideal vessel for our line of Goudas. The flavors are subtle and allow for the full range of the Gouda Cheese flavors to shine. Firm but with a crunchy snap, this cracker is a great shelf staple for any cheese lover.
Which wine compliments which cheese
Which wines complement Aged Gouda Cheese, Appenzeller, Pecorino or Gruyère? Choose a fruity or dry red wine, such as a Merlot, Chianti or Rioja. In addition, fruity or finely spicy white wines with residual sweetness are a good choice for strong cheeses.
To combine with
A cheese platter with only cheese is not complete. Think of other tasty snacks to vary, so that you can also distinguish the flavors of the cheeses. Consider the following snacks
- Fruits such as grapes, blueberries and strawberries.
- Dried fruits such as apricots, dates or figs.
- Various nuts such as walnuts, almonds or hazelnuts.
- Jam for the cheese.
- Nut and fig bread or other types.
- Olives or sundried tomatoes.
- Crackers and baguettes.
- Cold cuts or sausages.
Keep refrigerated 2-10°C. After opening/cutting: perishable.
Specialty Flavored Crackers
Our Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Sea Salt Crackers are the ideal vessel for our line of Goudas. The flavors are subtle and allow for the full range of the Gouda Cheese flavors to shine. Firm but with a crunchy snap, this cracker is a great shelf staple for any cheese lover.
Which wine compliments which cheese
Which wines complement Aged Gouda Cheese, Appenzeller, Pecorino or Gruyère? Choose a fruity or dry red wine, such as a Merlot, Chianti or Rioja. In addition, fruity or finely spicy white wines with residual sweetness are a good choice for strong cheeses.
To combine with
A cheese platter with only cheese is not complete. Think of other tasty snacks to vary, so that you can also distinguish the flavors of the cheeses. Consider the following snacks
- Fruits such as grapes, blueberries and strawberries.
- Dried fruits such as apricots, dates or figs.
- Various nuts such as walnuts, almonds or hazelnuts.
- Jam for the cheese.
- Nut and fig bread or other types.
- Olives or sundried tomatoes.
- Crackers and baguettes.
- Cold cuts or sausages.
Milk, Lactose: <0,1g/100g. This is for alergents only

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