How to have Cheese during Veganuary
How to enjoy the great taste of cheese during Veganuary, courtesy of our Vegan Cheese Gift Hamper.
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How many cheeses in the world?
Cheese is one of the most popular types of dairy foods on the planet. There are many varieties of cheese to choose from. There are tasty hard cheeses such as parmesan or grana-padano, soft cheeses such as mozzarella, burrata, or feta cheese, and soft-ripened cheeses such as Camembert. The list of cheeses includes popular types such as Cheddar, Gouda, and Colby that are enjoyed by millions of people every day. In our opinion cheese is probably the most recognizable and delicious food in the world
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Scottish Cheddar fit for a king – our recommendation
Cheese is one of those wonderful things that connects landscape, people, history and food. 1057 Scottish Extra Mature Cheddar celebrates those connections, keeping the narrative alive, inviting us to join in and be part of the story.
1057 is premium-quality Scottish Cheddar, from Millbrook Dairy. Made only from Scottish milk from cows that graze the Highlands and Lowlands, it commemorates King McBeth, who was slain on the Aberdeenshire battlefield near Lumphanan in 1057.
Hand selected by Millbrook Dairy’s cheese graders so only the very best Scottish cheddar, made from Scottish milk and expertly made into cheddar will make it into 1057.
The cheddar must be aged for at least 14 months to create just the right firmness and that rugged crumbly texture we so love. After 14 months the flavour develops into a powerful yet subtle balance between full and creamy and bold and punchy, an extra mature cheddar that will keep you chopping at the block.
1057 is a characterful Scottish Cheddar, rich because of where it is from and how it is made. A commanding cheese that stands out, a real piece of cheese fit for a real King. Excellent for cooking and baking, why not try this fabulous cheese crumble. Although our personal favourite is a large chunk and a dollop of Mrs Bridges Chutney for Cheese on a thick Orkney Oatcake, yum!
