What does Etorki cheese taste like?

Etorki has a rusty, bumpy rind. It is a hard cheese and has a smooth, velvety texture and rich, earthy hazelnut flavour with pepper hints. Its aroma is sweet and creamy.

What kind of cheese is Etorki?

Etorki is a firm cheese made in the French Basque country, at Mauléon-Licharre in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department. It is made from pasteurized sheep milk and pulp pressed, not cooked, then matured for seven weeks.

What is Etorki cheese made of?

PASTEURIZED SHEEP’S MILK
PASTEURIZED SHEEP’S MILK, CHEESE CULTURES, SALT, ANIMAL RENNET, EGG WHITE LYSOZYME (PRESERVATIVE), NATAMYCIN (RIND PRESERVATIVE). CONTAINS: SHEEP’S MILK, EGG.

What is Pyrenees cheese?

Made in the Basque country and the Bearn region of France’s Pyrenees Mountains, this small-scale pasteurized cheese is produced from floral sheep milk and given a half year to deepen in flavor. The ivory paste is firm but smooth with toothsome butterfat.

Do you eat the rind on ALP blossom cheese?

Truly a one-of-a-kind cheese, Alp Blossom is aged for 4 months and then lovingly coated with flower petals and herbs native to the pastures where the cows graze. Yes, it’s a supreme example of full-circle production. The rind is 100% edible, and I encourage you to try it to get the full herbal, funky experience.

What type of cheese is ALP blossom?

Alp Blossom is an alpine cheese covered with blossoms and herbs (photos #1 to #4). It is perhaps the prettiest cheese in the world. This pasteurized, semi-hard cow’s milk cheese is reminiscent of Gruyère: nutty and a bit beefy.

What cheese is similar to Ossau-Iraty?

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What does Ossau Iraty cheese taste like?

Aged for approximately eight months, Ossau Iraty can have a pungent gamey aroma but is full of flavor that melts in your mouth. This semi firm cheese has a slightly oily texture with a savory and sweet nutty flavor with hints of figs, hazelnuts, and olives.

What does ALP blossom cheese taste like?

Alp Blossom is reminiscent of Gruyère: nutty, a bit beefy, and with savory hits from the rind—but its herbaceous smell and pastoral sweetness are all its own. Made by Sennerei Huban, Austria’s first cheese school, Alp Blossom is hand-crafted into wheels that are aged for six months.