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Encyclopedia > Chaource

Chaource is a village and commune in the Aube département, in France. 200 km south-east of Paris. Population: 1,106.


Highlights: church (12th and 16th centuries).


A cheese is named after this village. See Chaource cheese.


External link

  • http://www.tourisme.fr/office-de-tourisme/CHAOURCE.htm



  Results from FactBites:
 
Chaource Cheese-France: French Cheese Guide (155 words)
Similar to Camembert, but with a creamier texture, Chaource is still a traditional cheese.
Chaource is good to eat at any stage of maturation.
Chaource and wine: Chaource is excellent with Champagne, or alternatively a white wine such as Sancerre.
Cheesetique (701 words)
Chaource is a great example of a cheese that can be enjoyed at any age.
Chaource is made in the Champagne region of France alongside the beverage of the same name.
Arrange the pear slices in circle on the pastry, and lay the Chaource slices on the surface.
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