



Devonshire Red Truckle
Description
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All products sent out will have a 2026 Best Before Date
As seen in BBC GOOD FOOD MAGAZINE
"The Quicke family has been farming the land near Crediton for 500 years, and have been making clothbound cheese for five generations. This wonderful little truckle disguises the vibrant amber paste within, which has been infused with natural annatto. The cheese is delicately sweet when young, developing more distinct butterscotch and nut flavours and a crumbly texture with age. Visually stunning, it pairs well with fruity cider or crisp dry white wine."
Our distinctive take on Red Leicester. A fresher cheese than our traditional cheddar our Devonshire Red retains a nuttiness, combined with a lemony creaminess and a glorious crumbly texture. Infused with natural annatto for an intense amber colour.
To learn 'How to cut a truckle' click here
Measurements:17cm diameter and 8cm depth
Drinks Pairing: Sandford Orchards' Devon Red or Lyme Bay Shoreline 2022.
Flavour profile: fresh, nutty, lemony creaminess.
Nutritional Advice
Typical values per 100g: Energy 1595kj/385kcal, Fat 33.4g (of which Saturates 33.4g), Carbohydrate 0.1g (of which Sugars 0.1g), Fibre 0.0g, Protein 24.2g, Salt 1.8g. Keep refrigerated To enjoy this cheese as its best, eat within 7 days of opening and by the best before date shown.
Dietary Information
Pasteurised. Cow's MILK. Suitable for vegetarians.
Delivery
You can select your chosen delivery date at the checkout. We dispatch all orders on a next day basis via DPD, Monday to Thursday to mainland UK addresses only. Some postcodes can take 2 working days, please check the FAQs for details of these postcodes. Delivery costs £4.95 and is free for orders over £50.00.
Cheese care
HOW TO STORE – WHOLE You can store your whole sealed clothbound truckle in a damp, cool environment like a cellar or fridge. We would not recommend exceeding one month’s additional ageing from purchase as we cannot vouch for the conditions being correctly maintained outside of our storeroom at Home Farm. We keep our cheese on wooden shelves to avoid contact with anything which might draw moisture from the cheese or taint it in some way. HOW TO STORE – CUT Once the muslin cloth is off it is best to wrap the cheese and keep it in a cool larder or fridge (8-15ºC). Waxed paper is perfect; clingfilm will do. If using cling film, only cover the cheese’s cut side and use a new piece each time you open it. If it is too dry your cheese may crack; too wet and it’ll become thick with mould. Although this mould is natural and can enhance the flavour of the cheese, we suggest you scrape off the excess before consuming it. CUTTING TIPS- Please see this link on how best to cut the truckle
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