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Clotted Cream Roddas 40 g
40 g plus Refrigerated Packing € 4,50
Product number 221100013
€ 3,60 | per item
Content: 40 g
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Price 90,00 € per 1 Kg included 7% VAT plus Delivery costs.
Product Information
How is clotted cream kept cool during transport?
We keep the clotted cream frozen until it is dispatched and send it in an insulated pack with cooling pads. This allows the clotted cream to thaw slowly during transport and should be placed in the refrigerator as soon as possible upon arrival.
Is clotted cream safe to eat when kept at room temperature for a few days?
As mentioned above, clotted cream actually has a fairly long shelf life. However, since we cannot guarantee the delivery conditions, we give a much shorter best-before date of 5 days from dispatch.
If delivery is not possible, the cream is sometimes stored in a sorting depot overnight.
This is unlikely to affect the cream. However, as we cannot guarantee that the transit conditions apply to all orders at your own risk.
What is clotted cream anyway?
Clotted cream is a type of thick cream made from unhomogenized cow's milk. The milk is heated in shallow pans and left for several hours. During this time, the cream collects on the surface and forms lumps ("clots"). Purists prefer milk from cows in Devon or Cornwall, UK. As part of cream tea, clotted cream is eaten with tea with scones and jam. It has a fat content of at least 55%. Cornish Clotted Cream is a protected designation of origin for cream that is made according to a traditional recipe in Cornwall.
HUMBLE BEGINNINGS
From a Farmouse Kitchen
In 1890 our great-great-grandmother, Eliza Jane Rodda started making Cornish clotted cream in her farmhouse kitchen here in the heart of Cornwall. Now we are in the fifth generation of the family business, and we still craft our Cornish Clotted Cream in the very same way, making Eliza Jane proud.
What makes our clotted cream so special?
What makes Rodda’s Cornish clotted cream so special? Well it is the delicate golden crust, it’s a mark of quality and our family expertise to get it just right. The cream is gently baked and this is where the magic happens, the crust starts to appear as the tastiest and richest bits rise to the top in the cooking process. Nothing beats breaking through the seal with a spoon to experience the smoothness of the cream below.
Best consumed within 5 days.
RESPONSIBLE FOOD BUSINESS
A.E. Rodda & Son
The Creamery, Scorrier, Redruth, Cornwall
TR16 5BU
We keep the clotted cream frozen until it is dispatched and send it in an insulated pack with cooling pads. This allows the clotted cream to thaw slowly during transport and should be placed in the refrigerator as soon as possible upon arrival.
Is clotted cream safe to eat when kept at room temperature for a few days?
As mentioned above, clotted cream actually has a fairly long shelf life. However, since we cannot guarantee the delivery conditions, we give a much shorter best-before date of 5 days from dispatch.
If delivery is not possible, the cream is sometimes stored in a sorting depot overnight.
This is unlikely to affect the cream. However, as we cannot guarantee that the transit conditions apply to all orders at your own risk.
What is clotted cream anyway?
Clotted cream is a type of thick cream made from unhomogenized cow's milk. The milk is heated in shallow pans and left for several hours. During this time, the cream collects on the surface and forms lumps ("clots"). Purists prefer milk from cows in Devon or Cornwall, UK. As part of cream tea, clotted cream is eaten with tea with scones and jam. It has a fat content of at least 55%. Cornish Clotted Cream is a protected designation of origin for cream that is made according to a traditional recipe in Cornwall.
HUMBLE BEGINNINGS
From a Farmouse Kitchen
In 1890 our great-great-grandmother, Eliza Jane Rodda started making Cornish clotted cream in her farmhouse kitchen here in the heart of Cornwall. Now we are in the fifth generation of the family business, and we still craft our Cornish Clotted Cream in the very same way, making Eliza Jane proud.
What makes our clotted cream so special?
What makes Rodda’s Cornish clotted cream so special? Well it is the delicate golden crust, it’s a mark of quality and our family expertise to get it just right. The cream is gently baked and this is where the magic happens, the crust starts to appear as the tastiest and richest bits rise to the top in the cooking process. Nothing beats breaking through the seal with a spoon to experience the smoothness of the cream below.
Best consumed within 5 days.
RESPONSIBLE FOOD BUSINESS
A.E. Rodda & Son
The Creamery, Scorrier, Redruth, Cornwall
TR16 5BU
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