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New Belle Chevre Goat Cheese Cheesecakes Win Taste Awards and Recognition

Belle Chevre's new made-for-grocery-retail cheesecakes are the hot new item in bakery and frozen desserts. Made with artisan goat cheese, these cheesecakes have garnered recognition from Gourmet Retailer magazine and The Nibble as a top editor pick.

2012-12-23
ELKMONT, AL, December 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) Belle Chevre's new made-for-grocery-retail cheesecakes are the hot new item in bakery and frozen desserts. Made with artisan goat cheese, these cheesecakes have garnered recognition from Gourmet Retailer magazine and The Nibble as a top editor pick.

Gourmet Retailer magazine and The Nibble have recognized Belle Chevre's new goat cheese cheesecakes with top honors and awards. The cheesecakes were announced a 2012 Editor's Pick by Gourmet Retailer magazine and a "Top Pick" by The Nibble, meeting with rave reviews after only a few months on shelves.

The cheesecakes are made fresh and with all natural ingredients, including Belle Chevre's very own handmade Alabama goat cheese. They're "a divine mix of goat cheese and cream cheese", according the The Nibble. "When Belle Chevre's cheesecake arrived, we devoured it." The cheesecake is lighter than the typical cheesecake, since goat cheese is both higher in protein and lower in calories and fat than cream cheese. The cheesecakes are 27 ounces, six inches in diameter, and retail for $29.95. The cheesecakes can be slacked out and have an extended shelf life when frozen.

"We are so honored by this praise," says Belle Chevre president Tasia Malakasis. "This unique product is meeting with great success...one bite and customers are hooked!" The cheesecakes sell at grocery chains nationwide and are available for purchase from http://www.bellechevre.com, as well as various online retailers such as Taigan. Smaller cheese boutiques and gourmet groceries also stock the cheesecake

Belle Chèvre has produced a variety of internationally acclaimed chevres since 1989 using time-tested European farmstead techniques. The company is purposefully small, and each chevre is hand made by its passionate cheese makers. The result is an artisan cheese with a mild and distinct taste and texture that reflects the care with which it was made.

Belle Chèvre cheeses have received numerous national awards from the American Cheese Society and the American Dairy Goat Association, and has been featured in many top culinary books and magazines. Declared "American Treasure" by the internationally known authority on cheese, Steven Jenkins, and acclaimed by chefs and cheese lovers the world over, Belle Chèvre is available at upscale retailers including Dean and Deluca and the Cheese Store of Beverly Hills as well as larger outlets like Whole Foods Market. For further information, please contact us at 256.423.2238, 26910 Bethel Road Elkmont, AL 35620-3242.


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[Press-News.org] New Belle Chevre Goat Cheese Cheesecakes Win Taste Awards and Recognition
Belle Chevre's new made-for-grocery-retail cheesecakes are the hot new item in bakery and frozen desserts. Made with artisan goat cheese, these cheesecakes have garnered recognition from Gourmet Retailer magazine and The Nibble as a top editor pick.