
Georgian Cheese Blend
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A versatile shredded blend of our Sulguni and Imeretian cheeses, perfectly proportioned for melting. This blend captures the best of both worlds: the stretchy, golden pull of Sulguni combined with the creamy melt of Imeretian cheese. Designed for home cooks who want authentic Georgian flavor without the prep work, it is the secret ingredient for perfect khachapuri every time.
Balanced and approachable with a harmonious combination of mild tang, gentle saltiness, and creamy butteriness. Melts into a luscious, stretchy golden pool.
Ideal for khachapuri, pizza, quesadillas, grilled cheese sandwiches, pasta bakes, and any recipe calling for a superior melting cheese.
300g
Pasteurized cow's milk, salt, natural cultures, vegetarian rennet (contains Sulguni and Imeretian cheese blend)
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Imeretian Cheese
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