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Cashel Blue

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Made in Tipperary, Ireland. It has a rich, mellow, creamy texture. It is marbled with nutty blue moulds and has a hint of sweet earthiness. This is one of the best blue cheeses for cooking and baking because it isn't very salty and it melts smoothly whilst still retaining flavour.

Country of Origin:Ireland
Style of Cheese:Blue
Milk:Cow
Vegetarian:Yes
Unpasteurised:No

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