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Asiago Stravecchio Extra (pre order)

Asiago Stravecchio Extra (pre order)

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Brand: GourmetFoodStore
Category: Gourmet

Buy: $342.82 - $2,575.65

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Country: italy
Media: Misc.

ASIN: B000LR42UQ


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Product Description
This cheese first appeared 2,000 years ago in Franche-Comte. Another kind of cheese, Metton, is used in Cancoillotte's creation. Metton is coagulated and melted, in which salt and butter are added. It comes from cow's milk and has a simply delicious taste that will agree with anyone. This pale, yellow cheese is creamy and salty and is very popular in France.