Paxton & Whitfield St. Jude
Rating, 5.0 out of 5 from 7 reviews.Life 5d+Product life guaranteed for 5 days excluding delivery day.
100g £87.50 per kilo
£8.75
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Product Information
St Jude is a soft cheese handmade from unpasteurised cow's milk, shaped into a small disc and presented in the box in which the cheese is also matured. St Jude cheese has a gentle lemony acidity and a light and mousse-like texture. As the cheese ripens, the flavour intensifies, and the texture softens. This artisanal cheese has beautiful seasonal variations and each batch is unique - with more grassy notes in the summer & more buttery flavours in the winter.
Handmade by Julie Cheyney at White Wood Dairy in northeast Suffolk using the raw milk from a herd of predominately French Montbéliarde cows. The diverse grasses of the pastures in the Waveney Valley contribute to the complex flavours in the cheese. When the cows are out to pasture, the cheeses tend to conjure grassy and vegetal flavours and when the cows come indoors to escape the winter weather these tastes become more buttery and creamy.
The milk comes directly from the dairy parlour into the cheeseroom. Barely an hour old, this fresh milk has the cultures added and the cheesemaking ‘process’ starts. Julie believes that good cheese is made ‘slowly and gently’, using as little intervention as possible, whilst ensuring that conditions are right. This approach enhances the milk to bring the flavours of the pasture through to a truly artisanal cheese and allows the character of the milk to express itself.
Awards:
Won Best Fresh Cheese at The British Cheese Awards 2024
Won Best Export Cheese at The British Cheese Awards 2024
Awarded Silver at The World Cheese Awards 2019
Awarded Gold at the 2019 British Cheese Awards
Winner of The James Aldridge Trophy for the Best British Raw Milk Cheese in 2013
Unpasteurised Cows milk
Strength: 2
Hardness: 1
Handmade by Julie Cheyney at White Wood Dairy in northeast Suffolk using the raw milk from a herd of predominately French Montbéliarde cows. The diverse grasses of the pastures in the Waveney Valley contribute to the complex flavours in the cheese. When the cows are out to pasture, the cheeses tend to conjure grassy and vegetal flavours and when the cows come indoors to escape the winter weather these tastes become more buttery and creamy.
The milk comes directly from the dairy parlour into the cheeseroom. Barely an hour old, this fresh milk has the cultures added and the cheesemaking ‘process’ starts. Julie believes that good cheese is made ‘slowly and gently’, using as little intervention as possible, whilst ensuring that conditions are right. This approach enhances the milk to bring the flavours of the pasture through to a truly artisanal cheese and allows the character of the milk to express itself.
Awards:
Won Best Fresh Cheese at The British Cheese Awards 2024
Won Best Export Cheese at The British Cheese Awards 2024
Awarded Silver at The World Cheese Awards 2019
Awarded Gold at the 2019 British Cheese Awards
Winner of The James Aldridge Trophy for the Best British Raw Milk Cheese in 2013
Unpasteurised Cows milk
Strength: 2
Hardness: 1
Country of origin
England
Nutritional data
| Typical Values | per 100g |
|---|---|
| Energy kJ | 1129 |
| Energy kcal | 272 |
| Fat (g) | 22.02 |
| of which saturates (g) | 13.71 |
| Carbohydrates (g) | 2.7 |
| of which sugars (g) | <0.5 |
| Fibre (g) | 0 |
| Protein (g) | 16.5 |
| Salt (g) | 1.87 |
Storage
Keep Refrigerated
Package type
Vac Pack Bag, Wax Paper
Ingredients
Raw Cows Milk, Salt, Starter Culture, Animal Rennet
Allergen Information
Contains Milk
Brand
PAXTON & WHITFIELD
Brand details
For over 225 years, Paxton & Whitfield has pioneered artisan cheese and handmade fine foods. We have held the Royal Warrant of Appointment to every monarch since HM Queen Victoria in 1850; recognising our socially responsible approach to delicious artisan cheese and sustainable sourcing. From working with local producers to using our state-of-the-art maturation rooms, ensuring we bring you the best quality cheeses. We are passionate about cheese and all things associated.
Manufacturer
Unit R4, Bourton Industrial Estate, Bourton on the Water, GL54 2HQ
Country of Packing
England
Return to Address
Unit R4, Bourton Industrial Estate, Bourton on the Water, GL54 2HQ
Regional information
Suffolk
Tasting notes
Milky and gentle
Serving suggestions
Serve at room temperature alongside a glass of English sparkling wine.
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