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Pélardon des Cévennes

Bloomy RindGoat MilkFrance, CévennesPDO

A small flat disc goat cheese from the Cévennes mountains, developing a wrinkled natural rind as it ages from creamy to firm.

Aging Time

11 days – 1 month

Style: Bloomy Rind
Milk: Goat
Origin: France · Cévennes
Ripening: ≥ 11 days

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Texture

Soft, creamy, natural rind

Flavor

Mild, sweet, nutty, slightly goaty

Nutrition (per 100g)

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