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Email: cheese@thetruckletruck.com

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Selling the best cheeses and accompaniments from across the UK & and beyond, at markets in the South West, from a beautiful vintage H van!

Great to see the @hiddenpizzauk crew back again! A

Great to see the @hiddenpizzauk crew back again! And sporting some very fetching masks there...
#supportlocal #woodfiredpizza

Bread and butter pickles with left-over cucumber f

Bread and butter pickles with left-over cucumber from @sproutandflower. Now I need a burger to put them on... 🙄

Cheese for the (Bank Holiday) weekend! Planning a

Cheese for the (Bank Holiday) weekend!
Planning a picnic to make the most of the weekend? This week's Board will have your neighbours peering over (from a social distancing acceptable couple of meters) with envy as the whiff of cheesey goodness carries on the breeze... @bathsoftcheese Wyfe of Bath.
A firm, slightly goud-ish style cheese made just outside Bath. Smooth, supple and sweet, it's still got a little bit of a tang to keep it interesting.

@fenfarmdairy Baron Bigod. A brie of the most traditional French style, made in Suffolk. Soft and gentle, with a mushroominess on the bloomy rind.

@blackcowvodka Cheddar. A modern Cheddar, so a world away from last week's traditional one, but a fantastic cheese in it's own right. Modern Cheddars tend to be a little softer and more acidic than traditional, but this one has a wonderful savouriness to it's firmer paste.

@whitelakecheese Driftwood. It's back! This fantastic soft, ash-rinded goat's cheese is gentle, lactic and smooth.

@stitcheltondairy Stitchelton. This blue is simply superb - created in the manner of a Stilton but with raw milk, there's a layered complexity of flavour that's just perfect. Strong, tangy blue, rich and almost meaty in the paste, it's a dreamy bit of blue.

Last, but most definitely not least (and sure to get you noticed wherever you take it) is @stinkingbishopcheese iconic Stinking Bishop. A pungent, super soft and sticky cheese that became famous thanks to it's name (and a guest spot in @thewallaceandgromit!) but stayed because it's a fabulous cheese.

To go with them: @globalharvest Fig fruit for cheese. Sweet with the almost molasses-like flavour of figs, it's fantastic with goat's, soft and strong, savoury blue cheeses.
@thefinecheeseco Quince Toasts for Cheese. Tangy quince pairs brilliantly with sweeter cheeses, while the crisp, thin slices are perfect for soft, luscious cheese.

Order by 10am Wednesday for delivery nationwide on Friday, or by 11am Friday for local delivery on Saturday. Don't forget, delivery is free, and - doubly special this #mentalhealthawarenessweek, includes a donation to @mindcharity.

I've missed walking these two paths. They're maybe

I've missed walking these two paths. They're maybe 50 yards apart, running parallel through the woods.
One of them is so quintessentially English I half expect Robin Hood and Friar Tuck to jump out from between the trees, while the other could be winding it's way along an Alpine mountain side.

#lovewhereyoulive

More old favourites back in stock! It's great to

More old favourites back in stock!

It's great to know that our cheesemakers are able to start producing these soft, more vulnerable cheeses again. We may not be out of the woods, but this makes it feels as if things have stabilised a little, after the initial shock of the lockdown, and the impact it had on these small businesses who put heart and soul into their craft.

#thetruckletruck #cheeseydoesit @whitelakecheese

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