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Fromage Gruyère Raclette Brasier
*Price may vary depending on weight
Traditionally a large piece of Raclette is melted slowly with a candle and allowed to drip onto cooked potatoes below. Its special melting properties make it a popular choice for many cooked Alpine dishes, gratins, pasta dishes, and toasted sandwiches.
NOTE: Due to the way our cheeses and cold cuts are cut, we cannot guarantee an exact weight and price on our website.
We encourage you to place your orders directly at our physical store branches in Yakal or Molito, or our other stores via Grab, Metromart, and Pickaroo.
Cow's milk

Cow's milk. 45% FIDM. Semi-hard.
Raclette is an Alpine cheese, originally produced by shepherds during the summer in the mountains. Made from unpasteurized milk it has a washed and brushed rind. Once melted it has an intense, rich aroma.
Keep chilled.
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About Le Gruyère
The production of cheese in the region can be traced back to 1115. It continues nowadays according to a well-tried recipe in the village cheese dairies of its native land – the district of La Gruyère in the Canton of Fribourg (Switzerland) – but also in the cantons of Vaud, Neuchâtel, and Jura, as well as in a few municipalities of Bern.
Discussions held in Madrid (1891), Paris (1926) and then Rome (1930) resulted in the signing of a first agreement to protect the denominations of goods and their origin.
However, it was only in 2001 that Gruyère cheese was granted Controlled Designation of Origin (AOC) at the national level. In 2011, it received the Protected Designation of Origin (AOP) for all of Europe.