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Old Amsterdam

Vieil Amsterdam original

Vieil Amsterdam original

Premium Aged Gouda Cheese with crystals. Aged 8 months.

Rich & Robust | SEMI-HARD

Prix habituel $5.99 CAD
Prix habituel $7.07 CAD Prix promotionnel $5.99 CAD
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Le Old Amsterdam est fabriqué à partir de lait de prairie néerlandais. Après cela, une présure et une culture starter sont ajoutées pour démarrer le processus de broyage. La culture starter donne au fromage son goût unique. Les développeurs du Old Amsterdam ont dû expérimenter pendant longtemps pour trouver la composition de culture de démarrage idéale pour le Old Amsterdam. En fin de compte, Milkbak 4 s’est avéré contenir le mélange parfait d’ingrédients naturels. À ce jour, notre culture starter M4 est le secret le mieux gardé de la fromagerie.


Le Old Amsterdam est un vieux fromage au goût salé et légèrement sucré. Riche en cristaux mûrissants et pourtant découpable. C'est un pur plaisir du fromage qui doit son nom à la ville la plus libérale du monde. Avec sa propre recette, il a remporté un prix après l'autre dans le monde entier. Et à juste titre, car vous avez du fromage et vous avez le Vieil Amsterdam.

Cooking Instructions / Tips

Arrival of the Cheese

If you plan on keeping your cheese for a longer time, please vacuum seal it again once the cheese has arrived. Otherwise, we recommend keeping the cheese in tight plastic wrap to prevent it from drying out. Sometimes the cheese might be a little softer and start "sweating." If this happens, please put the cheese back in the fridge and it will become harder again. This won't affect the taste or quality of the cheese.

Wrapping

Wrap Gouda cheese in wax paper or parchment paper first, then cover it with a layer of plastic wrap or place it in a resealable plastic bag. This allows the cheese to breathe while preventing it from drying out.

Alternatively, you can use cheese-specific storage paper or bags that are designed to maintain the optimal humidity for cheese.

Storage of the Cheese

The cheese is best stored in the fridge between temperatures of 1.7°C and 7°C.

Eating the Cheese

We recommend keeping the cheese outside the fridge for 30 minutes before eating. This way the flavour will be best enjoyed.

Can I Freeze Cheese?

It is better not to freeze cheese because this will affect the taste.

Help! There is a Little Bit of Mold on the Surface

No worries, sometimes this can happen over time. You can cut off the moldy part, ensuring to cut about an inch around and below the mold. The remaining cheese should be fine to eat. However, if the mold has deeply penetrated the cheese, it’s best to discard it.

Shipping, Local Delivery, and Pick-Up Options

Shipping:

  • Order Processing: Orders typically ship within 24 hours.
  • Delivery Time: Expect your package to arrive within 1-5 days.
  • Packaging: We carefully pack and vacuum seal your cheese and use cool shield when necessary, to ensure they arrive in the best condition.
  • Tracking: Once your order is ready, you will automatically receive a tracking code.
  • Shipping Rates:
    • Free shipping on orders over $99.
    • A flat fee of $19.99 applies to orders under $99, valid across North America.

Local Delivery:

  • Delivery Schedule: Available from Monday to Saturday.
  • Delivery Fees:
    • $6.99 for orders over $75.
    • $14.99 for orders under $75.
  • Tracking: You will receive a tracking code once your delivery is booked.

In-Store Pick-Up:

  • Cost: Free of charge.
  • Availability: Pick-up is available during store hours once you receive a notification that your order is ready.

Instructions Upon Arrival:

If you plan on keeping your cheese for a longer time, please vacuum seal it again once the cheese has arrived. Otherwise, we recommend keeping the cheese in tight plastic wrap to prevent it from drying out. Sometimes the cheese might be a little softer and start "sweating." If this happens, please put the cheese back in the fridge and it will become harder again. This won't affect the taste or quality of the cheese.