Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
Lancashire Trio Selection
JJ Sandham

Lancashire Trio Selection

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Our trio box contains three delicious Lancashire cheese truckles produced by JJ Sandhams.

Choose from our selection of crackers plus a jar of Raydale Preserves Chutney.

Tasty Lancashire 
Sandhams tasty lancashire cheese is moist, crumbly and rich with a savoury tang. A traditionally made British cheese, there is a satisfying citrusy acidic tang to this cheese which has what the locals call a buttery crumble in texture.

Crumbly Lancashire
A fluffy, open textured cheese with a rich crumbly finish. It is an excellent culinary cheese and when melted it maintains a smooth, even consistency.

Lancashire Cheese Bomb
A wonderful cheese sealed in a wax casing in a distinctive round ball which is why it is called a Lancashire Black Bomb - Creamier than the mature variety. It still has that familiar sharp taste and acidity but is balanced to make it less crumbly and not as dry. A wonderful tangy flavour that goes well with olives and cheesey bread. Lancashire is closely related to Cheshire and Wensleydale cheese which are all referred to as being part of the crumbly family of cheeses.


Packaged in a small brown Bowes Dairy Produce Box.


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Suitable for Vegetarians

Store between 0-8°C. Usage: once opened, cover and keep refrigerated, use within 7 days.

since 1929

J.J.Sandham

is one of Britain’s most successful independent cheese makers.

JJ Sandham produces all cheese using traditional recipes handed down from generation to generation. 

Traditional Lancashire Cheese

Cheese making in Lancashire can be traced back as far as the 12th Century when in 1199 King John granted Preston a Royal Charter to host an annual cheese fair.

British Territorials

JJ Sandham produces the full spectrum of hard British territorial cheeses including Cheddar, Red Leicester, Double Gloucester, Cheshire and Wensleydale.

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