Fontina PDO: The Melting Queen of the Aosta Valley
Fontina PDO, a raw-milk cheese from the Aosta Valley, melts like a dream and rescues any raclette grill short on Valais cheese.
Read the articleEvery cheese that melts well for raclette, with its producers and the vote for the best raclette cheese.
Fontina PDO, a raw-milk cheese from the Aosta Valley, melts like a dream and rescues any raclette grill short on Valais cheese.
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