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SKU: CHFM148
Product Description
From Canada
White cheddar by Black Diamond has been aged for two years, with master craftsmen carefully overseeing the process to ensure it develops an ideal full-flavored balance between a mild cheddar flavor and mature sharpness.
Priced by the Pound (Catch Weight)
This product is priced by the pound. The listed price is based on the average weight of this product and may differ from the final amount you are charged.
Special Shipping
This item requires expedited shipping to preserve freshness. Please ensure product temperature is maintained upon arrival.
Producer Spotlight
Black Diamond Cheese Limited is an established Canadian cheese company that has been satisfying cheese cravings since 1933. It was founded by Robert F. Hart, and began as Belleville Cheddar Cheese Limited with the purpose of exporting aged Canadian cheddar to a cheese-loving British market. It’s name was eventually changed to Black Diamond as a reference to the black color the cheese wax turned when it encountered the rind, as well as the pure quality of the cheese that could be described as a diamond among cheese for flavor.
Nutritional Facts
Black Diamond Cheese Limited is an established Canadian cheese company that has been satisfying cheese cravings since 1933. It was founded by Robert F. Hart, and began as Belleville Cheddar Cheese Limited with the purpose of exporting aged Canadian cheddar to a cheese-loving British market. It’s name was eventually changed to Black Diamond as a reference to the black color the cheese wax turned when it encountered the rind, as well as the pure quality of the cheese that could be described as a diamond among cheese for flavor.
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