All the cheese
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Introduction
In this module, we'll discover all Saint-Albert cheeses and how to use them.
Cheese Curds
Our flagship product is the cheese curds that make a "squeak-squeak" sound - a sign of freshness!
Regular cheese curds are perfect for a snack. We sell them in bags of 200 grams, 400 grams, and 2 kilos.
Poutine cheese: keeps its texture under hot sauce. Only sold in 2 kilo bags.
The Cheddar Family
All our regular cheddars are sold in formats of 270g, 525g, and 2.27kg:
Mild cheddars (aged 1 to 4 months): Made with pasteurized milk, sold as white, colored, or marbled (the taste is identical).
Medium cheddars (aged 4 to 8 months): Texture still tender but less milky.
Made with unpasteurized milk .
Old cheddars (aged 8 to 16 months): Firmer texture that crumbles a bit. Made with unpasteurized milk
Extra-old cheddars (aged 16 to 24 months): Made with unpasteurized milk. It has a more intense flavor.
Distinction Collection
Our special range aged from 2 to 10 years:
Our premium cheeses, all are unpasteurized:
2 years: firm texture, rich but accessible taste, buttery notes
3 years: beginning of crumbliness, more developed aromas, slight salty edge
4 years: presence of crystals, perfect balance between sweetness and intensity
5 years: crumbly, crystals well present, complex flavors of hazelnut and caramel
10 years: very dry and crystalline, powerful and long-lasting flavor, to be eaten alone
Other Specialties
Mozzarella (2.15kg): Two kinds, Filata mozzarella and pizza mozzarella.
It melts uniformly without oiling, good elasticity, ideal for pizzas
We also sell cheese twists, in 50g bags and 200-gram jars: curly cheese in brine, to be rinsed before eating.
Practical Tips
For a platter: take the cheeses out 30 minutes before, start with the mildest.
For cooking: younger ones melt better, older ones give more flavor.
Conclusion
All our cheeses are made with 100% Canadian milk, mainly from farms less than 50 km from our cheese factory. Next module we'll talk about our quality and food safety standards.

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