Goat Feta

St. Clements Goat Feta is a creamy, crumbly cheese made from the finest goat’s milk, offering a deliciously tangy and slightly salty flavour. This feta-style cheese is perfect for adding a savoury touch to salads, pastas, sandwiches, and Mediterranean-inspired dishes. With its delicate texture and bold flavour, St. Clements Goat Feta is ideal for both cooking and snacking. Made with high-quality ingredients and traditional methods, it delivers a rich, flavourful experience that enhances any meal.

Key Features:

  • Tangy, Salty Flavour: A bold, savoury taste with a tangy finish—true to traditional feta, but enriched by the unique character of goat’s milk.

  • Crumbly Texture: Soft yet firm enough to crumble easily, making it perfect for salads, dips, and a variety of dishes.

  • Made with Goat’s Milk: A lighter alternative to cow’s milk feta, with a smooth, creamy texture and distinctive flavour.

  • Versatile: Ideal for adding to salads, pastas, pizzas, or as a topping for roasted vegetables and sandwiches.

  • Natural Ingredients: Made with fresh goat’s milk, salt, cultures, and enzymes—ensuring a pure, natural cheese.

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Health Benefits:

  • Easier to Digest: Goat’s milk is easier to digest than cow’s milk, making this cheese a great option for individuals with mild lactose sensitivity or digestive issues.

  • Rich in Protein: A good source of high-quality protein, essential for muscle repair, growth, and overall bodily functions.

  • High in Calcium: Goat feta is rich in calcium, which supports strong bones and teeth, along with proper muscle and nerve function.

  • Contains Healthy Fats: Goat’s milk has a higher proportion of medium-chain fatty acids, which are easier to digest and can be used as a quick source of energy.

  • Packed with Vitamins: A source of essential vitamins like Vitamin A (for immune and eye health) and Vitamin B12 (important for energy production and red blood cell formation).

  • Supports Gut Health: The beneficial bacteria from cultures used in the fermentation process may help promote a healthy digestive system.