Salers cheese

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Salers cheese is a traditional French farmhouse cheese from the Auvergne region, known for its firm texture, rich, complex flavor, and production from raw cow’s milk.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cheese
farmhouse cheese
agingTime 3 to 12 months
minimum 3 months
AOCYear 1961
AOPYear 1996
aroma earthy
fruity
nutty
category artisanal cheese
classification pressed uncooked cheese
coagulationType rennet-coagulated
color pale yellow
contains cow’s milk proteins
milk fat
countryOfOrigin France
crustColor brown to orange rind
curdType pressed
fatContent high fat
feedingRequirements cows must be fed fresh pasture grass
flavor complex
rich
hasCertification Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée NERFINISHED
Appellation d’Origine Protégée NERFINISHED
madeFromMilkOf cow
mainProductionArea Cantal department NERFINISHED
Haute-Loire department NERFINISHED
Puy-de-Dôme department NERFINISHED
milkSource single-herd milk
milkTreatment raw milk
namedAfter Salers NERFINISHED
Salers commune in Cantal
originLanguage French
productionMethod farmhouse production
made on the farm where the milk is produced
productionScale limited production
prohibits silage-fed milk
protectedStatus AOC
AOP NERFINISHED
regionOfOrigin Auvergne NERFINISHED
rindType natural rind
seasonalProduction spring to autumn
shape large cylinder
similarTo Cantal cheese NERFINISHED
texture firm
semi-hard
typicalUse cooking cheese
table cheese
typicalWeight 30 to 40 kilograms

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Auvergne traditionalCheese Salers cheese