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🧀 Boursin Ail & Fines Herbes

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Also known as: Boursin Garlic & Herbs

Boursin Ail & Fines Herbes (Garlic & Herbs) is the classic fresh cheese of the Bel brand Boursin with garlic and herbs, from a 1957 Normandy recipe.

Boursin Ail & Fines Herbes (Garlic & Herbs) is the classic fresh cheese with garlic and herbs from Boursin, a French brand owned by the Bel group since 2007. The brand began with this cheese: the cheesemaker François Boursin created the recipe in Normandy in 1957.

According to Bel, the cheese is based on milk (67%) and cream (26%), with garlic, finely chopped herbs and salt added. It has a crumbly yet creamy texture that melts in the mouth while breaking apart easily. It is sold in the brand's recognisable foil wrapping in 80 g, 150 g and 250 g sizes.

By type it is an unripened fresh cheese. The brand also offers a cooking version, the cream Boursin Cuisine.

How to use it: serve it as an aperitif on bread or crackers, with raw vegetables or on a cheese board; add it to sandwiches, omelettes and stuffed vegetables, or melt it into sauces for pasta or chicken. Keep it refrigerated and, once opened, use it within a few days so the herbs keep their aroma.

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Raw materialMilk (67%), cream (26%)
RegionNormandy (1957 recipe)
Main useAperitif, sandwiches, omelettes, sauces

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Frequently asked questions

Who created Boursin Ail & Fines Herbes?

The cheesemaker François Boursin, in Normandy in 1957; the brand has belonged to Bel since 2007.

What is Boursin Ail & Fines Herbes made from?

Milk (67%) and cream (26%) with garlic, herbs and salt.

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