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Bold, firm & intensely richFrom the Nation's Favourite CheeseResealable to keep your cheddar freshEasy to open and resealSlide straight from the pack with our new side openingMade in Cornwall using 100% British milkHigh in protein and a source of cal
Bold, firm & intensely richFrom the Nation's Favourite CheeseResealable to keep your cheddar freshEasy to open and resealSlide straight from the pack with our new side openingMade in Cornwall using 100% British milkHigh in protein and a source of calciumSuitable for vegetariansWe’ve been crafting our award-winning cheddar for over 50 years. Made in Cornwall with milk from our dedicated West Country farms, we’re proud to be the nation’s favouriteMay contain naturally occurring calcium lactate crystals which are found in high quality aged cheddars.Cathedral City film is not currently recyclable by local authorities, but we're working on it. In the meantime, please recycle your cheese film packaging through TerraCycle®'s alternative recycling solution. For more details please visit cathedralcity.co.uk.Established in 1966.By Appointment to Her Majesty The Queen Suppliers of Dairy Products Crest Limited, Surrey.. Made with 100% British Milk. Suitable for Vegetarians. Cathedral City. Dietary InformationSuitable for VegetariansManufacturers AddressFor UK: Freepost Saputo.For EU: Saputo,3rd Fl,Kilmore House,Park Lane,Dublin 1.Return toIf you are not entirely satisfied with this product or have any other comments, please contact us at:Cathedral City Careline0800 783 7281cathedralcity.co.ukFor UK: Freepost Saputo.For EU: Saputo,3rd Fl,Kilmore House,Park Lane,Dublin 1.Package typeBagStorage informationKeep Refrigerated
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| TSIN | ITM5237260GB |
| EAN | 5000295141599 |
| Brand | Cathedral City |
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