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| | Brie cheese - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Brie is a soft cow's milk cheese named after Brie, the French province in which it originated (roughly corresponding to the modern département of Seine-et-Marne). | | | The Brie de Meaux, manufactured outside of Paris since the 8th century, was originally known as the "King's Cheese" (later, following the French Revolution, the "King of Cheeses") and was enjoyed by the peasantry and nobility alike. | | | Brie is perhaps the most well-known French cheese, and is popular throughout the world. |
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| | Brie de meaux - french cheese |
| | Brie is a soft-pasted cheese with a bloomy rind made from raw cow& milk. | | | Brie des Meaux saw the day of its greatest triumph at the Congres of Vienna in 1814 when it was heralded as the «king of cheeses» and a «royal cheese». | | | First made by the Jouarre Abbey, Brie was qualified by the French statesman Talleyrand as the «king of cheeses» at the Congress of Vienna in 1814. |
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http://www.france-gourmet.fr/Cheese/BrieDeMeaux.html
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| | Brie |
| | Normandie Brie, brie, brie cheese, cheese, world's best cheese, french cheese, cheese from france, cheese france, french brie, camembert... | | | Lotsa Cheese - Cheddar, Brie, Fondue Making and More | | | Welcome to Wine & Cheese.org Brie Resources, your home for buying Fine Wines and Cheeses on the web. |
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| | BRIE DE MEAUX-FORMAGGIO.IT |
| | The cheese from the "Brie country" seems to have been known since the time of Charlemagne. | | | A soft cheese made from raw cow’s milk with a crust covered in a fine coating of white downy, Brie de Meaux is produced in the form of a flat cylinder with an average weight of 2.6 kilogrammes. | | | Nevertheless, in 1814, at the Congress of Vienna, Brie de Meaux celebrated its greatest triumph, thereby earning its nickname of "king of cheeses and cheese of kings". |
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| | BRIE |
| | Real Brie is made from unpasteurized milk and is eaten with the crust. | | | Brie de Meaux, Brie de Melun, Brie de Nangis are some of the Brie cheeses available today, each with a different taste and texture. | | | Interestingly, there is practically no dairy industry in the Brie area and the milk used in cheese making is imported from other parts of France. |
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http://perso.easynet.fr/~elin/BRIE.htm
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| | Brie Recipes Guide |
| | True French Brie is a soft farmhouse cheese made of unpasteurized cow's milk and is illegal to import to the United States. | | | The Brie Recipes Guide is all about Brie Cheese, and the wonderful mouthwatering recipes that can be made using good quality brie. | | | Brie Cheese is quite superb for cooking, and there are over 70 Brie Recipes available by following the A1 In Brie recipes link. |
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http://a1-in-brie-recipes-guide.blogspot.com
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| | The Teddington Cheese description of Brie de Meaux |
| | The cheese is salted with a dry salt, which is balanced out by a slight sweetness, obtained from the high-quality of milk used. | | | Brie itself originated, unsurprisingly, in the region of Brie (some 50 Km east of Paris) and is thought to have been made in the 8th century, when the emperor Charlemagne is said to have tasted it. | | | One of the most famous cheeses in the world, Brie the "Roi de Fromages" has been a well established cheese for at least 700 years. |
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http://www.teddingtoncheese.co.uk/acatalog/de286.htm
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| | Brie Cheese-France: French Cheese Guide |
| | Brie making: About 25 liters (6.60 gallons) of pasteurized cow's milk are needed to make one Brie de Meaux cheese. | | | The Emperor tasted the cheese in the small city of Brie in the year 774. | | | Brie de Meaux was awarded the first prize and declared "Le Roi des Fromages" ( The King of Cheeses). |
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http://www.cheese-france.com/cheese/brie.htm
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| | Soft Cheese: Eurogrocer |
| | Brie is traditionally served as an appetizer or desset and used as an ingredient in dressings, sauces, salads, soups, sandwiches. | | | This double creme Brie is a mild and delicately flavored soft-ripened cheese recognized for its snowy-white, edible rind and creamy silky texture. | | | Papillon Brie is imported from France and serves as a fine example of this ever popular cow's milk, soft-ripened cheese. |
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http://www.eurogrocer.com/page/E/CTGY/sch
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| | Brie |
| | Brie is a soft French cheese made from cows&; milk and, like | | | Good Brie is also produced in Coulommiers, although this cheese is not a name-controlled product. | | | The soft cheese is pale yellow and creamy, with a pronounced odor and a delicately sharp taste. |
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http://www.gianteagle.com/healthnotes/Food_Guide/Brie.htm
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| | Meningar.com om brie. brie, BRIE, cheese mm. |
| | Brie cheese was first produced during the 8th century... | | | Cheese results Your name is: Marcia Your cheese rating is: Brie Probably the best known French cheese, Brie is a soft cheese with a leathery, edible rind, and a white, creamy body... | | | "...Brie is known as the Queen of cheeses, and used to be part of the tributes that had to be paid to the French Kings... |
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http://www.meningar.com/brie.html
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| | Cheese - Brie |
| | At the end of the Napoleonic wars in 1815, Brie was crowed King of cheeses, "Le Roi de Fromages". | | | Unfortunately most of the cheese calling itself Brie no longer comes from the Brie region of France. | | | Brie must warm at least 25 minutes outside of the refrigerator before it is served. |
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http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/cheese_brie.htm
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| | BRIE DE MELUN-FORMAGGIO.IT |
| | A soft cheese made from raw cow’s milk with a fine crust covered in a felt-like white coating lightly marked with red, Brie de Melun is produced in the form of a flat cylinder with an average weight of 1.5 kilogrammes. | | | It seems that Brie de Melun, of very ancient origin, is the ancestor of all Brie cheeses and that, like its cousin the Brie de Meaux, it was appreciated by rulers and eulogized by writers and poets. | | | After its removal from the mould, the cheese is dry-salted, which is always done by hand, then put into the cellar, where it ripens for at least four weeks. |
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http://www.formaggio.it/francia/briedemelunE.htm
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| | Meaux (Municipality, Seine-et-Marne, France) |
| | The Brie of Meaux is a softcheese which was elected 'Prince of the Cheese' during the Congress of Vienna (1814-1815), and should not be mistaken for the Brie de Melun, the Brie de Nemours and the Brie de Nangis, much less common. | | | In 943, feudality was established in the north of France, and the county of Meaux was founded, which was rapidly incorporated into the powerful county of Champagne. | | | In 1229, the Treaty of Meaux, ending the Albigensian Crusade, was signed by king of France Philippe-Auguste and count of Champagne, on behalf of count of Toulouse. |
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http://atlasgeo.span.ch/fotw/flags/fr-77-me.html
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| | Gismondi On Wine |
| | Brie de Meaux is described as “The King of Cheeses”. | | | The cheese is salted with dry salt exclusively | | | The cheese is cast manually into its mold with a special pelle à Brie (brie shovel) |
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http://www.gismondionwine.com/article.php?key=498
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| | neales Cheese |
| | While it is maturing quietly, the cheese is sometimes sprayed with penicillin mould to encourage the growth of the familiar white powdery mould on the outside of the cheese. | | | Brie is generally made in the north of France, from cow& milk. | | | When French cheese is discussed, most people think of Brie or Camembert, for years the butt of comic’s jokes about smelly French cheese. |
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| | The 99th percentile of L. monocytogenes cell numbers in servings of 27 g of cheese was 131 for Brie and 77 for Camembert at the time of consumption, corresponding respectively to three and five cells of L. monocytogenes per gram. | | | A Monte Carlo simulation was used to account for the time-temperature history of the milk and cheeses from farm to table. | | | Estimated Listeria monocytogenes concentration in raw milk was on average 0.8 and 0.3 cells/L, respectively, in Normandy and Brie regions. |
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| | Conglomerate Blog: Cheese |
| | L'Edel de Cleron is produced in Cleron in the Loue Valley. | | | This French cow's milk cheese is sometimes called Boule de Lille after the city of its birth in French Flanders, and it was purportedly a favorite of Charles De Gaulle. | | | Talleyrand selected Brie de Meaux to represent France, and, of course, the cheese prevailed. |
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http://www.theconglomerate.org/cheese
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| | Food Network: Brie cheese |
| | Brie can be made from raw or pasteurized, whole or skim milk. | | | Though several countries (including the United States) make this popular cheese, Brie from France is considered the best and French Brie de Meaux dates back to the 8th century. | | | Definition: [BREE] Acclaimed as one of the world's great cheeses, Brie is characterized by an edible, downy white rind and a cream-colored, buttery-soft interior that should "ooze" when at the peak of ripeness. |
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http://www2.foodtv.com/terms/tt-r2/0,4474,620,00.html
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| | No Ordinary Brie |
| | To qualify for the name Brie de Meaux AOC, the cheese must be pasteurized or not and hand ladeled into molds. | | | In addition, this cheese must be created in Brie and ripened with wild moulds called Penicillium cover their rinds. | | | With its well established history this cheese can be traced back to AD 774, when Emperor Charlemagne reigned. |
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http://www.joppafinefoods.com/articles/ordinary_brie.htm
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| | Printable Version of Food and Booze: Brie de Meaux |
| | This is a raw, soft unpasteurised cow's milk cheese. | | | During maturation in a cool cellar, the cheese develops a white mould and the paste turns a light straw colour. | | | Printable Version of Food and Booze: Brie de Meaux |
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http://www.foodnboozelog.com/article.php?story=20030127085701921&mode=print
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| | Pasta Shop at Market Hall |
| | Unlike more common "double cream" brie, this cheese is made from whole cow's milk with no cream added. | | | This brie is artisanally produced from the classic recipe at the famous Rouzaire Dairy outside Paris. | | | This is wonderful cheese for cooking (essential for fondue!), and we think it's the best snacking cheese ever created. |
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http://www.rockridgemarkethall.com/pastashop/cheese_glossary.html
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| | Champagne region, comfort • 4Winds Specialty Tours • 4windstours.com |
| | According to tradition Dom Pérignon (1638-1715), who was in charge of the wine cellars of the abbey of the Benedictine monks, was the first to succeed in blending various kinds of wine into a wine of superb quality. | | | In Jouarre we can also visit a cheese dairy and taste brie de Meaux and brie noir. | | | Together with Reims, this city is the major wine center of the Champagne, where three extensive wine regions meet: the Montagne the Reims, the Côte des Blancs and the Vallée de la Marne. |
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http://4windstours.com/tour_paris_champagne_comfort.shtml
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| | CHEF DE CUISINE: RECIPE: |
| | In 1980 this cheese was accepted into the AOC family. | | | Since the Middle Ages this cheese has captured the hearts of all those who have experienced its outstanding taste. | | | Chef de Cuisine ©; 2000-2004 All rights reserved. |
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http://chefdecuisine.com/cuisine/french/BRIE_DE_MEAUX.asp
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| | The level of exposure of Brie de Meaux cheese made from raw milk to Listeria monocytogenes is influenced by a number of factors along the farm-to-fork continuum, starting at farm level, then in the factory and finally at the cheese consumer level. | | | The data, that concerned a particular group of farms delivering milk to a single cheese plant, were used to build a quantitative exposure assessment model, that will be of use for evaluating the risk of listeriosis in French consumers. | | | Meyer-Broseta S., Augustin J.C., Cerf O. "Assessment of risk exposure to Listeria monocytogenes linked to the consumption of Brie de Meaux cheese in France". |
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http://www.cost920.com/F02.htm
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| | Savoring Brie de Meaux |
| | Serve it as the centerpiece of a wine and cheese party, or as a dessert after a dinner party. | | | Technically, you could toss Brie de Meaux into a Swiss cheese fondue, but it would almost be a waste. | | | Unlike many foreign cheeses, there is no American Brie de Meaux. |
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http://cheese.articleinsider.com/65410_brie_de_meaux.html
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| | re: Triple Creme Brie |
| | Triple creme brie is very special brie made with a generous addition of cream often making the butterfat content 72-85%. | | | Your discussion of triple creme brie made me smile, as triple cremes were always one of my favorites as a professional cheese buyer. | | | They result is a very firm brie (because of all that butter) with a wonderful, fluffy bloom. |
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http://www.recipelink.com/gm/25/791
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| | Organic Cheese, History of Cheese, Why go Organic? |
| | Christiana Brie, Brie-de-Meaux-style cheese, and, no, it cannot be the right thing and be pasteurized as well. | | | As far as FDA in concerned it is a LEGAL BRIE, because it is made with raw milk and it is aged 60 days. | | | We couldn’t figure out why there wasn’t more real raw milk Brie de Meaux-Style cheese made here in the USA. |
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http://www.lancastercheese.com/grassfed.htm
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| | Cowgirl Creamery - Fromage de Meaux |
| | Like a brie, the milk is innoculated with Penicillium candidum, which gives the cheese its characteristic golden, soft pate and beefy, ripe flavor. | | | Made by Robert Rouzaire in the style of a classic brie, Fromade de Meaux (also known as Brie de Meaux) version differs only in that the cow's milk from which the cheese is made is pasteurized. | | | Visit our online store to purchase Cowgirl cheese collections and other cheese-related merchandise. |
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| | Please title this page. (brie.html) |
| | La fromagerie de Meaux Saint-Faron est une fromagerie qui allie modernité et tradition pour prétendre au label AOC. | | | Le Brie laitier, à base de lait pasteurisé peut provenir d'autres régions de France : Bourgogne, Champagne, Lorraine, voir de provenance étrangère : Belgique, Suisse... | | | Il se présente sous la forme d'une grande galette à croûte blanche pigmentée de rousseurs, épaisse de 2,5 cm environ. |
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http://perso.wanadoo.fr/abccuisine/janvier/brie.html
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| | ☞ Le Brie de Meaux |
| | Elle est étroitement liée à notre histoire de France. | | | Charles d'Orléans en faisait présent aux dames de la cour pour leurs étrennes. | | | Sous la plume de Rabelais, Gargantua en offrait à ses parents "pour leur faire plaisir". |
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http://www.atome77.com/article-157-Le-Brie-de-Meaux.htm
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| | Gourmet, Cheese, by Name, Brie Products |
| | We can only recommend Brie w/Raspbery and Almonds in _ Filo. | | | Cambozola German Brie With Blue _ Cheese, Fresh Cut, 0.6 lbs | | | Ile De France Imported French _ Brie Cheese, 0.6 lbs |
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http://gourmet.lowcost.us.com/list_3587781_3/Gourmet_Cheese_by_Name_Brie.php
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| | Brie de Meaux |
| | The region of Brie is approximately 50 kilometers east of Paris, and due to the vast consumption of cheese in the city, this cheese soon became one of Frances most important and well known cheeses. | | | This is a very popular cheese produced from cow& milk. | | | Made by KSW - Web agency - Paris 2003 |
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http://www.fromagefrancais.com/Brie+de+Meaux
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| | AOC - LE BRIE DE MEAUX |
| | Charles d'Orléans en faisait présent aux dames de la cour pour leurs étrennes. | | | C'est un cylindre plat (35 à 37 cm de diamètre, 2,5 cm d'épaisseur) | | | Marie Leczinska le conseillait pour confectionner ses fameuses bouchées à la reine. |
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http://www.cniel.com/Prodlait/AOC/Meaux.html
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| | The Observer Food monthly Brie cheeses |
| | This cheese would be good for beginners who might get a shock from a full-on, ripe slice of brie de Meaux. | | | Creaminess is to be expected in a Cornish brie, but there was little else to taste. | | | So where do top chefs eat on holiday? |
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http://observer.guardian.co.uk/foodmonthly/story/0,9950,770731,00.html
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| | Meaux - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Meaux is known for Brie de Meaux (a variety of Brie cheese) and the local variety of mustard. | | | Meaux is a town and commune in the Seine-et-Marne département of France, near the Marne River. | | | This page was last modified 15:44, 21 April 2005. |
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| | Le Brie de Meaux |
| | Le Brie de Meaux pèse se 2,5 à 3 kg pour un diamètre de 36 à 37 cm. | | | Les recettes de cuisine française traditionnelles par Cooking2000 ( http://www.france.cooking2000.com) - Made in France | | | Il présente une croûte fine, blanche, parsemée de tâches rouges. |
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http://www.cooking2000.com/fr/fromage/brie-de-meaux.htm
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| | Brie de Meaux - Warenkunde - Definition - Glossar - Lebensmittellexikon |
| | Mit 2,5 kg gehört der Brie de Meaux zu den Schwergewichten unter den Weichkäsen. Seine weiße bis cremefarbene Oberfläche weist gelblich-rote Flecken auf. | | | Brie de meaux wird als Tortenbrie mit ca. | | | Der Brie de Meaux ist ein Weichkäse mit Außenschimmel, der aus Kuhmilch hergestellt wird. |
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http://www.lebensmittellexikon.com/b0000290.php
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| | La Seine et Marne.com : Le Brie de Meaux |
| | Forme : cylindrique plat de 36 à 37 cm de diamètre. | | | Cette marque enregistrée, comporte la mention Brie de Meaux, le logo officiel des Appellations d'Origine et les armes de la ville de Meaux. | | | Il est composé de 45% de matière grasse sur matière sèche. |
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http://www.la-seine-et-marne.com/recettes/brie-meaux.html
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| | Le Brie de meaux - Fromage Français |
| | Il faut environ 25 litres de lait pour fabriquer un Brie de Meaux. | | | Moulage à la main à l'aide d'une "pelle à Brie", sorte de grand écumoire. | | | Le moule d'un diamètre de 20 cms environs est rempli d'une succession des couches fines. |
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http://www.france-gourmet.com/Cheese/Fromage/BrieDeMeauxAoc.html
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| | brie de meaux |
| | Le crème de brie de Meaux est un fromage français produit dans la région Lorraine. | | | Votre recherche : brie de meaux - Annuaire Gratuit a trouvé 0 pour "brie de meaux" dans la base. | | | Il est fabriqué uniquement à partir de brie de Meaux, méritant ainsi... |
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