Glaston Tile is a firm, fresh and creamy goat’s cheese which is incredibly versatile. Beautiful on its own, but equally delicious in sweet and savoury dishes. It is easy to cut into cubes or thin slices.
Made with unpasteurised milk and vegetarian rennet.
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