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Stacked to Impress – Curating Cheese Towers for Every Celebration

Stacked to Impress – Curating Cheese Towers for Every Celebration

14th Aug 2025

If you're reading this, chances are you might be interested in some soft of cheese tower or tiers for an upcoming event. If you have any questions about the below information, please feel free to email us at info@lefromageyard.com 1. Start with a Conversation: Your Taste, Your Tower Before we begin, think about the cheeses you love. Which ones are absolute must-haves, and which should be omitted a …
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French. Onion. Soup. The OG!

French. Onion. Soup. The OG!

24th Jul 2025

Rich in flavour, and history. French onion soup dates back to ancient Rome, when onions were a dietary staple and often cooked into broths for the working class. But the version we know and love today — layered with caramelised onions, beef stock, crusty bread, and melted cheese — gained popularity in 18th-century France. According to culinary lore, it was first popularised at Les Hall …
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Why Salt in Cheese Matters

Why Salt in Cheese Matters

19th Jun 2025

Why Every Cheese Needs Salt We often receive emails asking for “cheese without salt”. That got us thinking: do people really know what they’re eating—and why salt is non-negotiable in cheesemaking? Salt isn’t merely a seasoning; it’s a structural pillar that shapes flavour, safety, and texture. 1. Flavour Enhancer Salt amplifies a cheese’s natural savoury …
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Say Bonjour to the Tartine: France’s Open-Faced Favourite

Say Bonjour to the Tartine: France’s Open-Faced Favourite

29th May 2025

Simple, elegant, and endlessly adaptable—the tartine is the unsung hero of French home cooking. At Le Fromage Yard, we love tartines because they showcase the art of eating well with minimal fuss: a beautiful slice of bread, thoughtfully topped, and often starring… cheese (of course!). But what exactly is a tartine? Let’s dig in. What is a Tartine? In French, tartiner means &ld …
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