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Camembert Au Lait Cru

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From Normandy, this cheese is similar to Brie but with more prominent mushroom and truffle flavours and underlying notes of nuts and wood.  Pair with Pinot Noir and Gamay.

You can find inspiration for cooking with Camembert Au Lait Cru here.

Country of Origin:France
Style of Cheese:Soft
Milk:Cow
Vegetarian:No
Unpasteurised:Yes

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