Ripe Brie OFFER 2 x 250g Baron Bigod just £6
Runny, rich and creamy
Out of stock
- Unpasteurised
- Cows' Milk
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Two mini Baron Bigod Brie’s (worth over £17) for just £6!
These mini (250g) Baron Bigods are perfectly ripe and ready for consuming! The cancellation of many staff party’s and emptier restaurants in December has meant lower soft cheese sales than expected.
These Bries are great for eating until 14th Jan, or can be frozen and used as a baked brie/camembert at a later date! Grab this offer whilst you can.
Baron Bigod is Britain’s first unpasteurised Brie to be made on the farm in a traditional manner, ladled by hand with milk from the farm’s French-bred Montbeliarde cows. It is aged to perfect ripeness, with a rich buttery creaminess running away from you. The French will be jealous…
To make the most of this offer, you must choose a delivery date of 5-7th January at checkout.
Offer valid whilst ripe stocks last.
Made by Jonathan and Dulcie Crickmore in Bungay, Suffolk, England.
More about this
Makers of Baron Bigod, Jonathan and Dulcie Crickmore have been dairy farmers all their lives at Fen Farm Dairy in Suffolk. Falling milk prices prompted them to diversify into cheese-making. Seeing a gap in the market for a large (3kg) unpasteurised Brie (similar to Brie de Meaux) they started to develop Baron Bigod. This involved purchasing a herd of French cows (Montbeliarde breed) to provide the rich milk needed to complement their newly-acquired cheese-making skills. Baron Bigod is one to watch out for as it progresses – the first batches came available only in January 2013.
Baron Bigod (pronounced By-god) was the Earl of Norfolk in the 12th-century and owned the land on which Fen Farm now stands. By building a castle in Bungay (which overlooks Fen Farm), however, he annoyed the king (Stephen) and was punished by being sent off to fight in Syria.
Baron Bigod originated from Normandy (coming to Britain during the Norman invasion), which is where bloomy-rinded cheeses, such as Camembert and Brie, are best known. Jonathan likes to think “If Baron Bigod were alive today he would be very pleased to know there is good French-style Brie available in his home town!”
Ingredients: Milk, salt, cheese cultures and rennet.
This product will have 7 days shelf life from the date of delivery. Conveniently, at checkout you can choose a delivery date even well in the future if you would like your cheese delivering for a specific event.
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