Poitevin Marbré Bio
Goat cheese whose ashes form marbling in the heart of the dough. Its texture is firm to crumbly depending on the ripening with an intense goat flavor.
Data sheet
- Country
- France
- ALLERGENS
- May contain Raw milk (unpasteurized cheese)
- ORIGIN
- Touraine
- Weight Kilo
- 0.12
- Storage Instructions
- Keep refrigirated between 2°/6°c.
- Animal
- Goat
- Fat
- 22 %
- Type of milk
- Raw milk
- Optimal season
- Autumn, Summer
- Group
- Goat / Sheep
- Fresh Product
- Pick up in Store Only!
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