Cooked curd milk of semi-hard texture full with holes, most of them the size of a hazelnut.
The flavor is light and sweet and may remind you of and almond.
It is cylindrical and weighs about 12 Kg, with a thick rind which is obtained by long salting (6 days) and long aging (4 months). It does not need refrigeration before cutting.
Due to its soft and fruity taste, Gruyére cheese can be eaten on its own, with fruit or in snacks and sandwiches or still in cooked dishes. This is the cheese used in the best fondue.
Children like it for its delicate flavor.
The holes imply great purchase appeal.
Gruyére asks for white fruity wine (Riesling or Asti).
The fruit which best suits its flavor is green wine grape.

Nutrition Information

Portion of 30g

  Amount per Portion % VD (*)
Calories 123Kcal 5%
Carbohydrates 0g 0%
Proteins 9g 18%
Total Fat 9g 12%
Saturated Fat 6g 24%
Trans Fat 0 -
Cholesterol 37mg 14%
Dietary Fiber 0g 0%
Calcium 300mg  
Iron 0g 0%
Sodium 100mg 4%
(*) Valores diários para uma dieta de 2.500 calorias

Ingredients

Pasteurized milk, salt, dairy yeast, calcium chloride, rennet and natural annatto coloring.

Commercial Information

Type Weight (g) EAN Quant.
Box (unit)
Shef Life (days) Temp.
Store
Unid.
Sale
Gruyère 12.000 7896030514029 1 210 Room Temp Kg


The eyelets (holes) in cheese indicate that the Gruyére cheese is rich in propionic yeast, which is present in milk from cows which feed on natural pasture?


The Gruyére cheese is from Switzerland, originally made in the Gruyére village on the cantons of Fribourg.
This is said to be the cheese which will never sicken you ("le fromage que ne lasse jamais").
In Brazil it is made as if it were a Baby Emmental, with milk from cows fed in natural pasture.

 

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