Comté PDO matured 18 months

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Produced in the centre of France, Comté was the first French cheese to gain PDO status, and is a staple of the cheese platter.

Calendrier

Matured:

18 months minimum

Milk:

raw cow’s milk

Protected Designations
of Origin

Produced in:

Franche-Comté

Characteristics:

melt-in-the-mouth texture
with pronounced aromas

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Tips

  • Storage: remove the vacuum packaging and keep refrigerated between +2°C and+8°C. Leave at room temperature for 30 minutes before serving.

  • Cutting: slice each portion from the cut edge, parallel to the rind. When you reach the middle, cut the remainder in a fan shape from the centre of the cut edge.

  • A tip from the expert: be bold and pair with apricot jam and peppercorns to bring out the fruity flavour of the Comté.

Composition

  • Type of cheese: hard cheese made with raw cow’s milk.

  • Composition : raw cow’s milk (origin: France), salt, starter cultures, animal rennet.

  • Humidity: 38%

  • FDM: 54%

NUTRITIONAL VALUES FOR 100G

Energy

1 735 kJ / 418 kcal

Fat

of which saturates

24,6 g

22,5 g

Carbohydrates

of which sugars

0,5 g

0,5 g

Protein

26,7 g

Salt

0,8 g

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