Brunost – Norwegian Style Whey Cheese
Our Norwegian style Whey Cheese tastes like a salted caramel milk fudge with brilliant lingering toffee notes. Winner of World Cheese Awards – 2023 (Super Gold) & 2021, 2022 (Silver)
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₹400.00
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Key Facts
| Weight | 150 g |
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| Vegetarian | |
| Pasteurized | |
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Please refrigerate (2-4°C) & serve fresh at room temperature. Do not freeze. |
Brunost pairs beautifully with berry jam on toasted bread, waffles, pancakes and cheesecakes.
Nutritional Info (per 100g): Energy - 393.17kcal | Fat - 35.37g | Carbohydrate - 9.84g | Protein - 8.87g| Salt - 288.53mg
Ingredients: Pasteurized Cow's Milk Cheese Whey, Fresh Cream
Know More
ELEF Brunost earned a Super Gold at the prestigious World Cheese Awards (WCA) in 2023 held in Norway, securing a place as one of the top 5 best cheeses in the world. This humble brown cheese also made history by becoming the first-ever Indian cheese to win a Silver on the world stage at the WCA in 2021.
Originating in Norway, Brunost, or brown cheese, is created by heating leftover cheesemaking whey until the milk sugars caramelize and the whey reaches a fudge-like consistency. Traditionally enjoyed at breakfast, this cheese pairs best with waffles, pancakes, or toast, served with berry jam or fresh berries. Brunost also makes for a fantastic addition to your cheese boards and platters!
At Eleftheria, we incorporate these traditional cheesemaking techniques to craft an artisanal brown cheese with a unique, savory, and complex flavor profile.
Believe it or not, the texture of brown cheese is reminiscent of the ubiquitous Indian milk sweet ‘Peda.’ Just as artisans do with ‘Peda,’ we emboss our Brunost with the initials of our company name in Indian Devanagari script – ‘एल एफ’ – to make it uniquely our own.
Pair it with a medium-bodied white wine or a fruity red wine.
