With Isle of Mull Traditional Farmhouse Cheese. Joe’s parents Chris & Jeff bought a derelict farm outside Tobermory in the early 1980s. Working tirelessly together with their four sons, they transformed the ruin into a busy dairy, now famous for its Gold World Cheese Award Winning Isle of Mull Cheese. The mature cheddar cheese is made from the raw milk of a single herd of lovely Friesian, Holstein and Brown Swiss cattle who are fed on lush grass and barley from the Tobermory Distillery, and has a distinctively zingy flavour. We have long hankered to make a savoury creation. With such fantastic artisan cheese being made right on our doorstep, it would have been crazy to have looked for inspiration any further from home. Food miles are as low as they could possibly be, and the island’s provenance is unique. Other than the cheese, the main ingredients are organic. Like all our biscuits, we make these in our environmentally sustainable factory powered by local renewable energy. These appetisingly spiced, all-butter biscuits have a melt-in-the-mouth texture, with the Isle of Mull Cheese flavour gently warmed with harissa. Harissa paste is a North African or Middle Eastern staple, blending chilli with garlic and other choice spices. Our organic blend is warm without being hot, with earthy cumin to the fore, and a supporting cast of other fragrant spices. You may need to enjoy a refreshing drink alongside these. Perhaps a dry riesling or a fruity red? We encourage you to conduct your own research into what makes your preferred pairing! 100g Ingredients: WHEAT Flour (WHEAT flour, Calcium Carbonate*, Iron*, Niacin*, Thiamin*), Butter (MILK) 32%, Isle of Mull Cheese (MILK) 17%*, Harissa Paste 6% (Chilli Flakes 36%, Cumin 19%, Ground Coriander, Garlic Powder, Tomato Puree, Sugar, Lemon Juice, Paprika, Cayenne Pepper, Star Anise), Sea Salt*, Raising Agent: Ammonium Carbonate. *Non Organic. Made with 81% Organic ingredients. Allergy Information For Allergens see ingredients in BOLD. May contain SOYA, NUTS and PEANUTS
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