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Manchester

SoftGoat MilkUnited States, VermontNONE

Bloomy-rind goat cheese from Consider Bardwell.

Aging Time

21 days – 1 month

Style: Soft
Milk: Goat
Origin: United States · Vermont
Ripening: ≥ 21 days

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Texture

Soft, bloomy rind

Flavor

Tangy, earthy

Nutrition (per 100g)

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