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Special Pizza Grated Cheese

A must-have ingredient for any tasty pizza - once you've used Paysan Breton Special Pizza grated cheese, there's no turning back!

Available in 200g

Product description

A delicious, melt-in-the-mouth mixture of our Emmental with Mozzarella and Edam, offering you the perfect pairing for all your fillings and adding character to your recipes. And since less is more, this Special Pizza mixture has no colourings, artificial flavourings or preservatives. Happy cooking and buon appetito!

Special Pizza Grated Cheese Paysan Breton

Local milk

Cooperative brand

Simple recipe

The shortest recipes are often the best ones!

  • Emmental (33%), Mozzarella (33%), Edam (uncooked, pressed cheese: Cow's milk, salt, ferments (milk))., potato starch (1%).
  • No colourings, artificial flavourings or preservatives.
  • Cheese packaged in a protective atmosphere.
Energy
337 Kcal / 1401 KJ
Fat
25 g
of which saturates
18 g
Carbohydrate
2 g
of which sugar
0,5 g
Protein
26 g
Salt
0,8 g
  • Made in Brittany

Manufacture emmental

 

  • Keep between +4°C and 8°C.
  • Sorting instruction: Bag non-recyclable.
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Its blend of delicious cheeses.
Its runny, melt-in-the-mouth texture.
Making delicious home-made pizzas.

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Where are Paysan Breton products manufactured?

We have seven production sites in the regions of Brittany and Loire Atlantique in Western France, more precisely in Landerneau (Finistère), Ploudaniel (Finistère), Créhen (Côtes-d'Armor), Yffiniac (Côtes-d'Armor), Lanfains (Côtes-d'Armor), Pont Scorff (Morbihan) and Ancenis (Loire-Atlantique).

Are Paysan Breton products pasteurised?

All Paysan Breton products are made with pasteurised milk, with the exception of Paysan Breton Label Rouge Brie which contains thermised milk. 

Pasteurisation is a process in which milk is heated to kill undesirable micro-organisms naturally present in raw milk and thus to extend its usable life. At our facilities, we apply our expertise at each link in the manufacturing chain: selection of ingredients, choice of ferments, skimming, pasteurisation and so forth. Thanks to all our experience in these areas, constant quality of Paysan Breton products is assured.

How can I eat Paysan Breton products?

You can enjoy Paysan Breton products in lots of different ways: our Crepes and Buttermilk are delicious just as they are; our Butter, Whipped Soft Cheese, Cheese Board Cheeses and even Caramel are the perfect accompaniment to bread, or you can add other sweet or savoury ingredients to suit your own tastes.  Paysan Breton products also make ideal ingredients to cook your favourite dishes by yourself. 

Where does the milk used to manufacture Paysan Breton products come from?

The milk used to manufacture products in the Paysan Breton range is high-quality milk collected from the 7,000 dairy farmer members of our cooperative. Their farms are located in Brittany and Pays de la Loire, within a 70 km (44 mile) radius of the sites where our products are manufactured.  

Paysan Breton dairy farmers belong to the Paysan Breton cooperative and have a say in all important decisions. 

What do the figures in the oval-shaped label on products mean?

The oval printed on our products is called a health mark. This mark guarantees the traceability of our products. In fact, it provides an indication of the location of the production site and is composed of several pieces of information: 

How can I cook Paysan Breton products?

Paysan Breton products can be used in all kinds of recipe. Of course, our Butter and our Emmental are obvious choices, but all of our products can be used to make all sorts of delicious dishes. 

Madame Loïk Whipped Soft Cheese brings extra flavour to sandwiches, soups, tarts, verrines and appetizers (mix with single cream when you bake your appetizers to prevent them from drying out).