What’s it like? Crozier Blue has a rich, full and well-rounded flavour. It is gently salty with a distinctly rich creamy texture, offset by a touch of spice. The cheese has an off white interior appearance, this is typical of sheep’s milk cheese. Throughout the cheese there is a blueing in a marble-like pattern, although comparative to many traditional blues, Crozier is typically less blue. The rind, which with time can develop a film of surface mould and slight moisture is untreated and is therefore edible, it is however typically stronger and is better used in cooking.
Where’s it from? Produced by J&L Grubb Ltd with Sergio Furno and Dirk Van Den Dikkenburg, Tipperary, Ireland.
Packaging: A distinctive gold foil wraps this cheese as a wedge of 175g cheese.
Recipes:
Crozier blue has a rich and well-rounded flavour, with a gentle saltiness offset with a touch of spice. It is so special it needs to be the main feature of a dish, such as this Spinach and Walnut Fettuccini recipe. The flavours and textures combine to make every mouthful magnificent.
Features:
To honour all the wonderful and diverse cheeses available from Ireland, we’ve collated 11 interesting facts about some Irish Cheeses. For instance, did you know Crozier Blue cheese makes a delicious Ice-Cream flavour? Or that Humming Bark gets its distinctive smell from being aged wrapped in Spruce Bark? Read the full article here.
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Cheesy bluepeg –
The nutty crook!
So rich, creamy and nutty. This blue had the total wow factor. Up there with the best blues I have had. Came in plastic packaging and you need to air the cheese for a few hours to take the dampness from the cheese. Deserves to be tried.
Dangermouse –
Tangy & Tasty!
Lovely tasting mild blue cheese with a definite ‘tang’ at the end.
Dangermouse –
Be Patient!
Lovely & surprisingly strong tasting Blue Cheese, which unfortunately I could not resist eating too quickly,as it seemed to improve the longer that I left it. So, my advice is be patient and the wait will bring a fabulous tasty reward,