Monk`s head cheese - Tete de Moine AOP, half loaf
cooled product 0 ° C to + 7 ° C
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selection | Content (weighed) | Packaging | Price EUR
(Price / unit) | (fertility)
Availability | date of minimum durability
Important note on product prices
This item is a weight Product / fresh natural product. The final weight therefore depends on the choices available from nature each of receiving your order. Likewise, the price may be subject to daily fluctuations. Therefore, the final price is determined by the weight of the product, which is the desired amount at the next and the rate at the date of delivery of the product price. In weight articles, the final calculation always takes place after the price / unit. For example, EUR 5 / 100g. Should the resultant price and / or the weight differ by more than 30% up or down from said when ordering price or quantity ordered, the seller is the buyer thereof initially by set e-mail or phone in advance and only execute the order if the buyer agrees to this deviation.
This item is a weight Product / fresh natural product. The final weight therefore depends on the choices available from nature each of receiving your order. Likewise, the price may be subject to daily fluctuations. Therefore, the final price is determined by the weight of the product, which is the desired amount at the next and the rate at the date of delivery of the product price. In weight articles, the final calculation always takes place after the price / unit. For example, EUR 5 / 100g. Should the resultant price and / or the weight differ by more than 30% up or down from said when ordering price or quantity ordered, the seller is the buyer thereof initially by set e-mail or phone in advance and only execute the order if the buyer agrees to this deviation.
Tete de Moine was first mentioned in 1192 as a cheese from the Abbey of Bellelay. Old documents prove that this cheese served as a means of payment. It is not cut, but scraped. The easiest way to scrape it is with the Girolle - a device specially developed for this purpose. The top rind of the cheese is removed. By turning the Girolle, rosettes can be scraped off the cheese. In appearance they are remotely reminiscent of the tonsure of monks, which probably led to the naming monk`s head. The Tete de Moine has a distinctive spicy and delicate taste. The original plane (girolle) can be found under item 10897.
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