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Home DELI FRIDGE CHEESES Marcel Petit Comte

Marcel Petit Comte

$12.90

15 month. Approx 150g.

Out of stock

Categories: CHEESES, DELI FRIDGE

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Weight	150 g

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Fromagerie, Charcuterie and accoutrements and bakery meets eclectic giftware nestled alongside the vibrant Togs Cafe.

Bluing in Cheddar. Just arrived this exceptional

Bluing in Cheddar.
Just arrived this exceptional wheel of Ford Farm Goats milk Cheddar.
@fordfarmcheesemakers Bluing isn’t just for blue cheese. We often see vibrant streaks of blue shooting through typically non-blue cheeses,
These accidentally blue cheeses are completely natural and edible. They’re simply the result of air inadvertently reaching the interior of the cheese and making contact with mould spores naturally present there.
How? We don’t know for certain. The simplest explanation is that wheels of hard cheese are turned frequently throughout their maturation. If an affineur flips the wheel and bumps it on a shelf, that can introduce microscopic fissures – and potentially, eventually, bluing. The green mould which happily lives in the air of humid, dark environments (like a cave, or a maturation room) gets into the interior of the cheese and proliferates.
This happens more often to cheeses with a slightly brittle, crumbly texture. British territorials like Cheshire, Wensleydale, Lancashire, and Cheddars are particularly prone to bluing.
Accidental mould in cheeses can be delicious and is sometimes sought after by customers. Rarities like bluing in non-blue cheeses is one of the things that make handmade cheese so special. Each batch, and even each wheel, will be unique.
Thanks @nealsyarddairy for the description on bluing #mulberrysdeli
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Gilles Lapalus will be with us Easter Saturday from 10.30 offering tastings and bottle sales on these just released ‘Renaissance’ wines. @maisonlapalus

Human kindness has been well demonstrated in our a

Human kindness has been well demonstrated in our area following the January fires. Human creativity springs back to life like green slowly starts to creep back to the land. Always present, sometimes hidden. Come down to Mulberry’s Deli on Easter Saturday for your weekend wine fix from the man who can make a bucket of water taste like nectar! Castlemaine’s own Gilles Lapalus. He’s got his magical French winemakers fingers in all the following businesses!
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DELI FRIDGE
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PANTRY
SWEET STUFF
Miscellaneous