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Port Salut Precut Cheese 5.3 OZ
53% BoxNCase Resellers reorder this brand every month.
Port Salut Precut Cheese 5.3 OZ
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Port Salut, crafted by Trappist monks at the Abbaye du Port du Salut in the Loire
Valley, was the first French cheese made from pasteurized milk. Its bright orange
rind and pale yellow paste are eye-catching, but it's the velvety smooth, creamy
texture and rich, yet mild and savory flavor that truly make Port Salut delicious
Brand | Port Salut |
Certifications | 41757031459 |
GTIN (case) | 41757031459 |
Country of Manufacture | France |
This item is In Stock at BoxNCase Long Island, New York distribution center. |
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