Yarg cornish

Yarg cornish

This English cheese has a very long history tracing back to the 17th century. It is made from cow's milk and usually has a round shape. The cheese is produced by Michael Horrel of Lynher Dairies. This cheese matures in ten to fifteen weeks and during this period of time the interior softens and the taste changes, reminding meadow flowers and creamed spinach. Other cheeses produced by Michael Horrel, include Cornish Pepper and Cornish Herb.

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