Carrick, 100% Pasture Fed (130g)
The Ethical Dairy
£5.95
(£4.58 per 100g)
This organic Carrick from The Ethical Dairy is a firm, farmhouse-style cheese with a rich, nutty flavour. Made in small batches using raw cow’s milk, it’s a bold yet balanced choice for cheeseboards and everyday grazing.
What makes me special?
- Rich, nutty flavour. A firm cheese with a deep, savoury character and a smooth, creamy finish.
- The best way to serve. Slice for a cheeseboard or enjoy with bread and a spoonful of chutney.
- Made with raw organic milk. Traditionally fermented from unpasteurised cow’s milk for a fuller, more complex taste.
- Vegetarian-friendly recipe. Made using vegetarian rennet.
- Handmade on the farm. Produced in small batches using traditional methods for a consistent, carefully made finish.
- From a welfare-first dairy. Made by a pioneering farm that keeps calves with their mothers, allowing them to suckle naturally and wean at their own pace. Cows are milked just once a day so there’s plenty left for their young, creating a slower, more balanced system that puts animal wellbeing first.
- 100% pasture-fed herd. The cows graze a diverse mix of grasses, herbs and forage, helping shape the clean, natural flavour of the milk.
- Sustainably delivered. Arrives at your table with zero air miles and zero pointless plastic.
If you’d like to know more about the incredible work of The Ethical Dairy, we highly recommend their book A Dairy Story. Keep an eye out too for their upcoming documentary.
What makes me special?
- Rich, nutty flavour. A firm cheese with a deep, savoury character and a smooth, creamy finish.
- The best way to serve. Slice for a cheeseboard or enjoy with bread and a spoonful of chutney.
- Made with raw organic milk. Traditionally fermented from unpasteurised cow’s milk for a fuller, more complex taste.
- Vegetarian-friendly recipe. Made using vegetarian rennet.
- Handmade on the farm. Produced in small batches using traditional methods for a consistent, carefully made finish.
- From a welfare-first dairy. Made by a pioneering farm that keeps calves with their mothers, allowing them to suckle naturally and wean at their own pace. Cows are milked just once a day so there’s plenty left for their young, creating a slower, more balanced system that puts animal wellbeing first.
- 100% pasture-fed herd. The cows graze a diverse mix of grasses, herbs and forage, helping shape the clean, natural flavour of the milk.
- Sustainably delivered. Arrives at your table with zero air miles and zero pointless plastic.
If you’d like to know more about the incredible work of The Ethical Dairy, we highly recommend their book A Dairy Story. Keep an eye out too for their upcoming documentary.
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Nutrition
Nutrition
Nutritional Information - typical values per 100g/ml
Energy (kJ): 1704
Energy (kcal): 411
Fat (g): 34
of which saturates (g): 21.9
Carbohydrate (g): 1.6
of which sugars (g): 0.1
Protein (g): 24.7
Salt (g): 1.6
Energy (kJ): 1704
Energy (kcal): 411
Fat (g): 34
of which saturates (g): 21.9
Carbohydrate (g): 1.6
of which sugars (g): 0.1
Protein (g): 24.7
Salt (g): 1.6
Ingredients & allergens
Ingredients & allergens
Organic Milk*, Salt
* = produced to organic standards. For allergens, including cereals containing gluten, see ingredients in bold.
* = produced to organic standards. For allergens, including cereals containing gluten, see ingredients in bold.
While we do everything we can to ensure the information on this page is correct, ingredients, nutritional and dietary information are subject to change. So along with the information on our website, we always recommend that you read each label carefully before enjoying your items.
Storage & prep
Storage & prep
Keep chilled, eat within 3 days of opening. Not suitable for home freezing.
Packaging
Packaging
Food contact material: Plastic - Other (Not Currently Recyclable)
Lid/Cap: Paper/Card (Recyclable - Widely recyclable)
Sleeves/wraps/seals: Paper/Card
Contains BPA: No
Lid/Cap: Paper/Card (Recyclable - Widely recyclable)
Sleeves/wraps/seals: Paper/Card
Contains BPA: No