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Arla Karolines Køkken Salatost i olie m. soltørrede tomat

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Arla Karolines Køkken Salatost i olie m. soltørrede tomat is a brined cheese from the Arla brand (cow's milk, pasteurised).

Arla Karolines Køkken Salatost i olie m. soltørrede tomat is a brined cheese from the Arla brand. Category: Brined cheeses. The cheese matures and is kept in salty brine, so it tastes salty and has a firm or crumbly texture. If it tastes too salty, soak it in water or milk for a few hours.

Milk: cow's milk. The milk is pasteurised. Ingredients: milk, salt, lactic cultures, microbial coagulant. Fat in dry matter: 45%. Per 100 g: 34 g fat, 14 g protein and 2.8 g salt.

Formats: tub. Pack sizes: 100 g. Country of production: Denmark.

Add it to vegetable salads, bake or grill it, or serve it with herbs and olives. Keep it refrigerated, ideally in its brine.

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Raw materialCow's milk (pasteurised)
Main useSalads, grilling, baking
CountryDenmark
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Frequently asked questions

What milk is Arla Karolines Køkken Salatost i olie m. soltørrede tomat made from?

Milk: cow's milk. The milk is pasteurised.

How much fat does Arla Karolines Køkken Salatost i olie m. soltørrede tomat contain?

Fat in dry matter: 45%. Per 100 g: 34 g fat, 14 g protein and 2.8 g salt. Figures from the manufacturer's official page.

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