Cendré de Niort
The texture of the Cendré de Niort is smooth and melting. Its crust is slightly ashy. The cendré de Niort is placed on a chestnut leaf
Data sheet
- REGION
- Deux Sèvres
- Country
- France
- Storage Instructions
- Keep refrigirated between 2°/6°c.
- Animal
- Goat
- Fat
- 22%
- Type of milk
- Raw milk
- Optimal season
- Spring, Summer
- Group
- Goat / Sheep
- Fresh Product
- Pick up in Store Only!
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