Bocconcini 110g
£7.50
Simply delicious! Add to a decadent salad, top your posh pizza, or just see how many you can pop in your mouth in one go…!
Highly recommended.
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Jon Corpe makes this beautiful baby Bocconcini. He says…
“Our herd of around 250 water buffalo are only reared on our farm, housed during the cold/wet winters then free to range our lush green grasses of our Somerset countryside during the rest of the year. We can be sure of our traceability knowing that all our forage is home produced with minimal imported nutritional supplements to keep our animals healthy and fit to high welfare standards.
Water buffalo are an old breed of bovine animal, which have not been interbred or altered for thousands of years. So they have not been challenged to be fast growing or designed to produce large volumes of milk, but are slow reared and produce low volumes of milk of which can be higher in nutritional quality. Slow and grass fed, our buffalo produce a very lean and tender beef, which is naturally full of flavour. The milk is also silky smooth and pearl white in colour, higher in butterfat than standard cows and also made up of A2 beta-casein protein.
So we have learnt not to hurry our water buffalo, in fact there is nothing fast about them…..everything really has to be done at their pace!”
“At West Country Water Buffalo we believe it is important to know where our food comes from and how it is reared.”
Cheese make | Soft |
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County | Somerset |
Pasteurisation | Unpasteurised |
Strength | 1 |
Milk type | Buffalo |
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