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Tölzer Kasladen Vorarlberger mountain cheese

ca. 250 g€50.99 /kg

2 DAYS AVERAGE FRESHNESS

ca.1275

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Tölzer Kasladen Vorarlberger mountain cheese is a handcrafted cheese from Austria, specifically Vorarlberg. It boasts an impressive maturation period of 24 months, which gives it a subtly fruity taste. This high-quality cheese is produced without chemical additives and stays fresh for up to 6 days after delivery. A true delight for cheese connoisseurs!

Country of origin

Österreich

Description

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Cheese with reheated and pressed dough. From Austria, Vorarlberg.
Maturation period 24 months.
Slightly fruity in taste.

 

Since 1972, Tölzer Kasladen has been importing exclusively handcrafted cheeses of the highest quality, in order to let them mature in their own ripening rooms until they reach perfection.

All of them are high-quality, handcrafted cheeses, without chemical additives or genetic modifications, which originate from carefully selected farm and village dairies, alpine pastures and monasteries, with which Tölzer Kasladen has been cooperating partly since its foundation.

A strictly regulated agriculture, in which animals, feeding and animal husbandry are precisely controlled, forms the basis for impeccable milk and finally an exquisite cheese.
In the meantime, Tölzer Kasladen offers 200 types of cheese from 10 European countries. 

Refined by:

Tölzer Kasladen GmbH, Letten 1, 83670 Bad Heilbrunn

Durability

Average durability from the time of delivery: 2 days.

Guaranteed minimum durability from the time of delivery: 2 days.If the minimum durability is lower, please contact us and ask for a refund. Not applicable to items from the Save the Food section.

Nutritional values per 100 g

Energy value
1717 kJ414 kCal
Fats
34 gincluding saturated fatty acids22 g
Carbohydrates
0.5 gincluding sugars0.5 g
Protein
27 g
Salt
2.2 g

Composition & Allergens

Composition

  • MILCH
  • Milchsäurekulturen
  • Lab
  • Salz

Allergens

  • Milch