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![]() Evanturel Only recently developed, (summer/fall 2008), Evanturel is Thornloe Dairy’s contribution to artisanal cheese (it is made in small batches – only 300 litres at a time). This cheese has a thin bloomy rind, which offers aromas of earth and mushroom. A line of vegetable ash marks the creamy interior. It is thought that this line acts as a means of retaining the moisture within the paste, making for a rich, smooth texture. Thornloe’s local geography (the Canadian Shield) and the cooler climate means that the cattle are eating more foraged grasses, as well as barley, but much less corn then herds in the south. It is believed this pattern imparts rich, full flavours to the cheese. Click on any thumbnail or [MORE] for a larger image and full description. Available cheeses change on a regular basis. Cheeses listed will not necessarily be available at any given time.
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A smooth and creamy smoked cheddar. [MORE]
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