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Originally made in France from raw cow milk, Brie
demands careful handling before aging for at least 4 weeks.
It is presented in a disk shape of about 27 cm diameter and
approximately 3 cm high.
The golden, homogeneous, dense and elastic curd must not be tender.
It has intense odor and fruited aroma.
After the 28th day from fabrication, it can be eaten up to the
expiry date, which is 45 days. Time makes it more creamy, gentle and
fruity.
It goes well with soft, fruity wines.
Brie cheese should be eaten with its white mould (penicillium
candidum) rind, accompanied by baguette-type bread or Fuji apples.
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Type |
Form Brie |
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Weight (g) |
1.000 |
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Quant./Box (unit) |
2 |
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Shef Life (days) |
45 |
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Temp./Storage |
10ºC |
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Unit/Sale |
Kg |
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Type |
Triangle Brie |
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Weight (g) |
150 |
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Quant./Box (unit) |
12 |
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Shef Life (days) |
45 |
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Temp./Storage |
10ºC |
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Unit/Sale |
Kg |
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