Queso Porrua Tres Leches

Queso Porrua Tres Leches

Queso Porrua Tres Leches

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Rating: 4.6
Minimum order amount:
10.00 €
Shipping time: 24 - 72 h
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Alérgenos y características

Dairy

Dairy

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Pasteurized cow's milk (90%), sheep's milk (5%), goat's milk (5%), animal rennet, calcium chloride, salt, and lactic ferments.

Nutritional values per 100.0 g
Energy value 1.416 kJ / 341 kcal
Fat (g) 27 g
of which saturates (g) 18,99 g
Carbohydrate (g) 1 g
of which sugars (g) 1 g
Protein (g) 23,50 g

Asturias (Spain)

Store in a cool place between 4°C and 8°C.

Mark: Queso Tres Leches Porrúa

Net weight:

Preservation method: Store in a cool place between 4°C and 8°C.
Delicious semi-cured artisan cheese made from a blend of cow, sheep, and goat milk. With a curing time of three weeks, this cheese presents a soft flavor and a moist texture, perfect for enjoying on any occasion.
The Queso Porrua Tres Leches is a semi-cured artisan product that stands out for its soft flavor and careful production. Composed of 50% cow's milk, 25% sheep's milk, and 25% goat's milk, it results from a manufacturing process that includes pasteurizing the milks, adding rennet, and curing for approximately three weeks. This cheese has a compact and moist texture with small eyes scattered throughout, and its vacuum sealing ensures efficient transport and better preservation. Ideal for tasting alone or as a companion in various recipes, it is recommended to take it out of the fridge half an hour before consuming to enjoy its full flavor. Properly stored between 4 °C and 8 °C, the cheese maintains its freshness and organoleptic qualities. Also, this product comes from Asturias, Spain, ensuring its quality and provenance. Due to its delicious taste and versatility, Queso Porrua Tres Leches becomes a perfect option to enjoy on any table.
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Ingredients

Pasteurized cow's milk (90%), sheep's milk (5%), goat's milk (5%), animal rennet, calcium chloride, salt, and lactic ferments.

Otras características

Mark: Queso Tres Leches Porrúa

Preservation method

Store in a cool place between 4°C and 8°C.

Source

Asturias (Spain)

Nutritional information

Nutritional values per 100.0 g
Energy value 1.416 kJ / 341 kcal
Fat (g) 27 g
of which saturates (g) 18,99 g
Carbohydrate (g) 1 g
of which sugars (g) 1 g
Protein (g) 23,50 g

More information

Net weight:

Delicious semi-cured artisan cheese made from a blend of cow, sheep, and goat milk. With a curing time of three weeks, this cheese presents a soft flavor and a moist texture, perfect for enjoying on any occasion.
The Queso Porrua Tres Leches is a semi-cured artisan product that stands out for its soft flavor and careful production. Composed of 50% cow's milk, 25% sheep's milk, and 25% goat's milk, it results from a manufacturing process that includes pasteurizing the milks, adding rennet, and curing for approximately three weeks. This cheese has a compact and moist texture with small eyes scattered throughout, and its vacuum sealing ensures efficient transport and better preservation. Ideal for tasting alone or as a companion in various recipes, it is recommended to take it out of the fridge half an hour before consuming to enjoy its full flavor. Properly stored between 4 °C and 8 °C, the cheese maintains its freshness and organoleptic qualities. Also, this product comes from Asturias, Spain, ensuring its quality and provenance. Due to its delicious taste and versatility, Queso Porrua Tres Leches becomes a perfect option to enjoy on any table.
The product information has been processed automatically, so it may contain errors. In case of doubt, please contact us.

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