1) Description
The hard, thin, natural rind is pale gold and bears the marks of the cloth.
The traditional Creamy and Tasty varieties are made with either the classic 3 day curd or a two day method both produce a wonderfully buttery, mellow and malleable cheese, whilst crumbly caters to the preference for a freshly acid 1-day curd.
2) History
Traditionally made in Lancashire from unpasteurised milk, these days Lancashire cheese is manufactured all over the country with only a few farmhouse varieties made with unpasteurised milk.
3) Full range
Crumbly Lancashire Cheese
Made with 100% English milk.
Bright white in colour, young Lancashire Cheese. It has a clean, acidic, slightly sharp flavour with a crumbly texture.
It is aged for a few weeks (8 weeks young)
Usage: Crumbly Lancashire is brilliant for crumbling into sandwiches and salads or with orchards fruits or apple pie.
Also try Dew-Lay Crumbly Lancashire, grilled over crusty bread or over your favourite vegetables.
Creamy Lancashire Cheese

Made with 100% English milk.
Bright white in colour, this cheese has a creamy texture with a mild flavour. Usually matured for 2-3 months.
Usage: Farmhouse Creamy Lancashire is wonderful for breakfasts, lunches, sandwiches and snacks.
Tasty Lancashire Cheese

Made with 100% English milk
Aged Lancashire is usually aged at least six months. This makes it firmer, and gives it a stronger flavour. For this reason, it is also known as "Tasty Lancashire.
Usage: Brilliant for cooking - the Lancashire simply melts staying soft and not rubbery.
Mature cheese such as Tasty Lancashire is economical to use for cooking as a little cheese gives a lot of flavour
Lancashire light
Made with 100% semi skimmed milk using traditional Lancashire methods.
Dew-Lay Light Lancashire cheese is reduced fat because it is made using semi-skimmed milk.
The creamy Lancashire is a superb alternative to full fat cheese for those who are health conscious and are on a low fat diet.
With most low fat cheeses there is an inevitable loss of flavour and a difference in texture.
However this is where Dew-Lay light is different. It is a mild cheese as is the full fat creamy Lancashire, but is still young, moist and with a cheese-chive savoury finish.
Usage: Cooking with Dew-Lay light Lancashire is easy, as it will completely melt into other ingredients - contributing to a superb savoury taste. However it does not distract from the texture of the dish. |