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Ossau Iraty

Cheese type

Uncooked, pressed semi- hard cheese

Milk

Ewe's milk

Ewe's Milk Cheese

Ossau Iraty Cheese Description

Fat: at least 50%
Ossau-Iraty is manufactured in two sizes
sizes: large (4 to 7 kg) and small (2 to 3 kg).
It is commonly sold under the name of "Fromage de Brebis des Pyrénées" (ewe's milk cheese of the Pyrenees).

Country

France

Areas of production

Pays basque

Other info

AOC

Ossau Iraty Cheese Fabrication process

The Ossau-Iraty cheese must be made exclusively from the milk of ewes of the local breed: the Basco- Béarnaise or Manech. It is a local ewe with a black or red head.

The curd is moulded and pressed by hand or with a mechanic press before being salted with coarse salt. After resetting the curd is separated, stirred, and scalded in a vat at between 36 and 44°C. The cheese is ripened for at least 90 days.

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Ossau Iraty inside out

Appearance The rind is brownish and the paste is a beautiful ivory color
Touch The paste is firm and slightly oily
Taste Flavor is nutty and fruity
Labeling Make sure to read AOC on the label to get the real one
 
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