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Chevre Cheese

Chevre Cheese


The generic name for goat milk cheese is Chevre, which is simply the french word for goat. This spreadable cheese is perfect for salads or a cheese tray.

OriginFrance, U.S.
TypeSemi-Soft , Cow, Table
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