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Tine Ekte Geitost FG33 Fresh Norwegian brunost / brown cheese from Norway 500 g.
Tine Ekte Geitost FG33 Fresh Norwegian brunost / brown cheese from Norway 500 g.
Tine Ekte Geitost FG33 Fresh Norwegian brunost / brown cheese from Norway 500 g.
Tine Ekte Geitost FG33 Fresh Norwegian brunost / brown cheese from Norway 500 g.
Tine Ekte Geitost FG33 Fresh Norwegian brunost / brown cheese from Norway 500 g.
Tine Ekte Geitost FG33 Fresh Norwegian brunost / brown cheese from Norway 500 g.
Tine Ekte Geitost FG33 Fresh Norwegian brunost / brown cheese from Norway 500 g.
Tine Ekte Geitost FG33 Fresh Norwegian brunost / brown cheese from Norway 500 g.

Tine Ekte Geitost FG33 Fresh Norwegian brunost / brown cheese from Norway 500 g.

$ 15.83

Availability: 38 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Norway
  • Item Weight: 500 g
  • Allergens: Milk
  • Product: Cheese
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Main Ingredient: Milk and cream
  • Food Aisle: Fresh
  • Expiration Date: 2021
  • Form: Cheese block
  • Brand: Tine
  • Condition: New

    Description

    Norwegian brunost, brown cheese. Ekte Geitost from Tine, FG33
    500 grams cheese block.
    Most Norwegians have grown up with this highly regarded brown cheese.
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    Tine Real Goat Cheese, also known as just FG33, is a rich and powerful brown cheese with a caramel-like taste, made from goat´s milk.
    Norway’s national cheese
    Most Norwegians eat the brown cheese on their sandwiches, cut into thin slices by using a cheese slicer, (another Norwegian invention). However, the cheese can also be used on waffles, and as an ingredient in e.g. brownies or sauces.
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    Why not add a cheese slicer?
    I also sell a cheese slicer, perfect for this cheese. You find it in my eBay store for only .99!
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    We ship almost worldwide. Please note that no tracking number is available for shipped orders, all are sent by unregistered letter. I have shipped 3000+ caviar tubes and other food items to 30+ different countries and only experienced a few problems with shipments to Brazil, Israel, Russia, Ukraine and Saudi Arabia.
    The cheese survives shipping, but should be stored cold in the fridge after arrival for best taste. The "best before" date is about 2-3 months from day of shipping, but if stored cold, it can be enjoyed long after that.
    This is a dairy product and it is buyers responsibility to check that you are allowed to import food items to your country.