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Cake of Cheese taster box ~ Three Nations
£20.00
Try these cheeses before you decide on your cake, portion ideal for 2 people.
Representing Scotland, England and Wales
Blackmount ~ Scottish goat’s cheese with a pure inside and a naughty rind!
Keen’s Cheddar Truckle ~ you cannot get better than this Somerset cheddar
Perl Las ~the blue pearl from Wales is salty, creamy and dreamy
Options available include and we will follow up your purchase to see which you might like
Labels for your cheese
Cheese menu
Hand made cheese board, with or without engraving
Crackers
Chutney
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Set up and decoration (within local area)
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