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Product Description
From USA
Humboldt Fog by Cypress Grove has ripened from the outside to the center, leading to the cheese having a fresh goat cheese center with an intensely flavored shell that widens as the cheese matures.
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
Mary Keehn, in search of healthy milk for her children, asked her neighbor if she could buy two of their goats. The neighbor told her that if she could catch them, she could have them, leading to Mary spending days trying to lure goats with hay until she finally lured her first two, who she named Esmeralda and Hazel. Hey goats grew in number as she began trying her hand at making cheese. Once Cypress Grove was officially founded in 1983, Mary to Franch to taste, tested, and learn from the masters and makers of brie, camembert, morbier, and more. Cypress Grove has continued growing since, and in 2010 the company built its own dairy and designed it to be an easily accessible source of knowledge for the growing American goat dairy industry.
Nutritional Facts
Mary Keehn, in search of healthy milk for her children, asked her neighbor if she could buy two of their goats. The neighbor told her that if she could catch them, she could have them, leading to Mary spending days trying to lure goats with hay until she finally lured her first two, who she named Esmeralda and Hazel. Hey goats grew in number as she began trying her hand at making cheese. Once Cypress Grove was officially founded in 1983, Mary to Franch to taste, tested, and learn from the masters and makers of brie, camembert, morbier, and more. Cypress Grove has continued growing since, and in 2010 the company built its own dairy and designed it to be an easily accessible source of knowledge for the growing American goat dairy industry.
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