A small selection of local produce, for a late night snack at a baptism.

by macnof

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  1. Starting at the lower right corner;

    There’s the entire wheel of “vesterhavsost” (western sea cheese), a hard cheese that’s powerful in its flavour, yet not strong with ammonia. A cheese for adults and children alike, everyone who like the taste of cheese, but dislike the pungent flavours.

    Left of that, there’s the two white bricks of Benedict, a semi-solid mild brie style cheese.

    Moving on, there’s a single brick of brown Benedict, a soft but solid smoked cheese.

    Furthest to the left we have the “fuldmåneost” (full moon cheese) that is only made during full moon. It’s a moldy hard cheese that have been matured for ten months, yielding a interesting mix between an aged brie and a Danbo.

    The last cheese, laying above the bricks is a “blå kornblomst” (blue cornflower), a very mild blue mold cheese.

    For the sausages; the big one is a “tre-stjernet” (three star) produced by the local butcher. In the pile is their paprika salami and their trademark “Erslev pølse”, named after the city.

    Edit: and here’s the sausages; from left to right is the paprika, the trestjernet and the Erslev.

    https://imgur.com/a/EZ3646d

  2. A very nice selection you have there, especially the cheese 🤤
    When I worked behind the cheese counter in an organic supermarket, we also sold the vesterhavsost/north sea cheese and I loved it at first try! Although I have to say the smoked version is my absolut favourite one.

  3. These look awesome! What’s the cross section on the sausages look like?

  4. Nice selection!

    Which region of Danmark i should visit to buy those?

  5. I need to do some cheese “turism” across europe. I haven’t tried any danish yet…

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