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St Marcellin

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This is a small cheese from the Dauphine region in Provence. The texture is soft, smooth, rich and creamy and the flavour is mild, and a bit salty. It makes a great cheese course before the pudding.

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

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