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Mouton Noir

Mouton Noir is a semi-firm cheese aged in the mass with a coating to protect the paste.

Under its black rind, it presents a smooth, creamy white paste with a slightly tangy taste.

A cousin to our St-Paulin, it is a bit firmer and less salty in taste.

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  • Pasteurized cow’s milk
  • Refining time:  4 weeks
  • Fat: 25% - Moisture: 46%    
  • Pairings: Fresh figs, grapes, flat or sparkling white wine

Technical specifications
*subject to change without notice

Technical information

Manufactured format: 
*modifiable sans préavis

2.2 kg wheel

Product category: 

Semi-firm cheese aged in the mass. Covered with a black film

Product description: 

Rind: surface is covered with a black film
Interior: cream to pale yellow with a smooth and elastic texture
Flavor: buttery nutty flavor that is slightly tangy

Specifications: 

Fat: 25% 
Moister: 46% 

Ingredients: 

Pasteurized partly skimmed milk, bacterial culture, salt, calcium chloride, microbial enzyme.

Milk: 

Pasteurized cow’s milk

Refining time: 

4 weeks

Shelf life: 

120 days from packaging

Allergen: 

Milk

Storage and transport conditions: 

Keep refrigerated
Between 0°C and 4°C

Product packaging: 
*subject to change without notice

Whole wheel: vacuum packed
Wedges: 1/12th of a wheel (150 g) vacuum packed

Nutrition Facts

for 1 3 cm cube (30 g)
Calories 100Daily value* % Daily value
Fat 6 g8 %
saturated 5 g25 %
+trans 0 g
Carbohydrates 3 g
Fiber 0 g0 %
Sugars 0 g0 %
Protein 6 g
Cholesterol 15 mg
Sodium 220 mg10 %
Potassium 30 mg1 %
Calcium 175 mg13 %
Iron 0 mg0 %

Cheese preservation

Interior ripened cheese, Interior ripened cheese

To best preserve interior-ripened, store them in the fridge between 2-4 degrees in the paper provided.

The paper will get malleable every time it is unwrapped but will not lose its efficiency to keep the cheese fresh. It is very normal that a layer of white mold grows on the paste of the cheese, this is the natural process of the rind trying to form.

This mold is not harmful; you may remove a thin slice and keep consuming the cheese. The cheese will keep for 3-4 weeks refrigerated.

Preservation
  • “A little gem in the region”

    In fact, some of their cheeses can be found at Costco, but most of the stronger ones need to be picked up here, and it’s well worth the trip from Montreal (about 50 minutes) near the border.

    It’s local, it tastes great, and if you drive another 5 minutes, you’ll be at Lake Champlain (Venise-en-Québec).

    *Translated from French

  • “A little gem for cheese lovers”

    This cheese factory impresses us every time we visit, and the cheeses are excellent no matter which one you choose. You’ll be impressed when you see the bill. At least 50% cheaper than supermarkets.

    *Translated from French

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