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Frico Chevrette Slices 150GR
Pack size : 150GR
LBP 574227.00(Inc. VAT)
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Origin -
Holland
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The Frico Mild Chevrette Cheese Slices have a creamy taste and texture You can use the
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DESCRIPTION
The Frico Mild Chevrette Cheese Slices have a creamy taste and texture. You can use these cheese slices to make delicious sandwiches or melt is over a toast to enjoy a mouthwatering breakfast.
Nutrition facts
Per100PortionType
Average Nutritional
Size
150GR
Per100Energyinkcal
392kcal
Per100EnergyinkJ
1620kJ
Per100Protein
33.6g
Per100Sugar
21.4g
Per100Fat
33.6g
*Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calaries needs
INFORMATION
Ingredients
Pasteurized Goat's Milk● Salt● Microbiological Rennet● Starter Culture● Conservator: Egg White Lysozym
Allergy Information
Contains Dairy
Storage Condition
Keep refrigerated 2C-6C.
Brand Message
Our cheese making story dates back in Holland, in 1898, when six dairy factories united into Foundation of Friesian Cooperative Dairy Export Association. Their first export was butter, followed by a selection of top quality cheeses.What started as a cooperative of dairy farmers, remained unchanged until now. The farmers are the owners of the company, now called Royal FrieslandCampina, they are the suppliers of fresh milk, and the beating heart of everything that we do.The first Frico cheese was born in 1898. A long history full of taste and memorable moments made Frico what it is today: cheese made with all the love and passion, just like all those years agoThe 1930s were a difficult period for the whole world. But the economic depression actually motivated the Cooperative to rebrand and adapt its positioning. By joining the first syllables of Friesian and Cooperation, the Frico brand was born and new horizons were explored in international markets. By 1936 Frico had successfully structured a network of 160 trade partners with divisions in 62 countries.In 1931, a trade house started importing Frico cheese and butter in Japan, making the Frico mouse symbol a household emblem. The historical connection with Holland led to the building of a Dutch theme park called House Ten Bosch with typical Dutch features, such as windmills and a Friesian cheese farm. The theme park cheese shop drew so much attention that it developed into a successful sales point for Frico cheeses in Japan