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Vadenost (Herrgardsost) Cheese - most popular in Sweden

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Herrgardsost is the most popular type of cheese in Sweden and has been produced since the 18th century, when it was created by a Swedish cheese master. Our version, named Vadenost after the Swedish port city, has a similar flavor but distinctly softer texture than English Cheddar. Although made from pasteurized cow's milk, Vadenost maintains a full-bodied, slightly grassy flavor.

  • Made from pasteurized cow's milk.
  • We cut and wrap this item by the 1/2 pound.
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Herrgardsost

Herrgardsost, also known as Vadenost or Manorhouse cheese is a popular Swedish cheese produced since the 18th century. Named after the Swedish port city of Vadenost, it is an aged cheese prepared from pasteurised cow’s milk in wheels weighing 14 kilograms each.

Herrgardsost has a mild, sweet, nutty, tangy flavour and characteristic small round holes. It is very similar to Gruyere or Cheddar cheese but with a distinctly softer texture. The cheese is aged for 6 months if made with whole milk and 4 months if prepared with skimmed milk. However, to explore intense attributes of the cheese, Herrgardsost can be aged for up to 12 or even 24 months.

It is good table cheese ideal for snacking, melting and crumbling. It is served as a starter with crusty bread or crackers. Enjoy it by melting it on sandwiches or into a salad. Merlot wine is recommended with Herrgardsost to bring out the best from each other.

  • Made from pasteurized cow's milk
  • Country of origin: Sweden
  • Family: Cheddar
  • Type: semi-hard
  • Fat content: 30-45%
  • Texture: smooth and supple
  • Rind: waxed
  • Colour: yellow
  • Flavour: mild, nutty, sweet, tangy
  • Aroma: grassy
  • Vegetarian: no
  • Synonyms: Herrgard, Manorhouse cheese, Vadenost