Description
Ingrédients: Blueberry (46%), sugar,wild thyme infusion (4.5%), vinegar, setting agent: pectine, pepper.
Alleregens: May contain traces of nuts.
Serve with assortment of appropriate cheeses at room temperature with bread and pate.
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Les Folies Fromage- Blueberry and Wild Thyme – 85g
$59
For Cheddar lovers out there, their blueberry spread is enhanced with wild thyme, apple pectin, and lemon juice to play off the full flavors of aged cow’s milk cheeses.
Good cheese is traditionally served as a separate course, on a plateau du fromage, with the addition of good crackers or fresh, crusty bread. But cheese also has a deep relationship with wine and each different pairing and brings out a new and surprising flavor from both. Fruit also complements cheese. For instance, a good cheddar on top of an apple slice creates an entirely new flavor level. Les Folies Fromage (The Cheese Follies) by Guillaume et Lesgards has created four wonderful fruit spreads specifically designed for certain types of cheese. Made in the French Pyrénées, these spreads will add a new dimension to your old favorites.
- Made with concentrated fruit extracts and natural flavors
- Delicious on toast or muffins; Marvelous on cottage cheese, in yogurt and as a topping on baked goods
- No calories, fat, carbs, gluten or sugars of any kind
Made in France
Jar of 85g
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