'A Cheesemonger's Compendium of British & Irish Cheese' Signed Book Gift Selection
Ned Palmer's second book is an essential guide to the cheeses from these islands, introducing us to over 150 cheeses from Ireland and Great Britain. The book is illustrated throughout with colour drawings by Claire Littlejohn.
The selection includes a signed hardback copy of Ned's book, one of our lovely tote bags, the small rectangular LCM cheeseboard and a Bjørklund cheese knife, together with a piece of Britain's oldest recipe cheese - Cheshire - and a St. Felicien:
- Appleby's Cheshire - the last traditionally made Cheshire cheese in the British Isles
- St. Felicien - a rich double cream soft cow's milk cheese from the Rhône-Alpes region of France
- Contents
- Delivery & Shop Collection
- How Much Cheese to Buy?
The selection includes:
- 250g Appleby's Cheshire
- One St. Felicien (180g)
- A signed hardback copy of New Palmer's 'A Cheesemonger's Compendium of British & Irish Cheese'. 234pp
- A 'London Cheesemongers' tote bag
- A Bjørklund Cheese Knife
- Our small LCM cheese board (body measures 25cm x 15cm x 2cm)
You can choose to collect your online order at our shop or have it delivered.
Orders of £50 or more are delivered free to any address in Great Britain on the overnight National Delivery service. All subscriptions are also delivered free using this service. We charge £8 for delivery on orders of less than £50.
If you live within 8 miles of our Chelsea shop you may wish to use our local London Delivery service? The cost for this ranges from £6 to £19, depending on distance, and you can choose a delivery as soon as within the next hour or so, to a named one-hour slot and a date up to 6 months in the future. London Deliveries are made in our sturdy shop carrier bags. If you would like your order boxed, please leave us a note as you check out.
If you'd like to collect your order, simply choose 'Shop Collection' at the checkout, and a time and date that's convenient for you.
Please refer to our Ordering & Delivery page for more information.
As a general rule of thumb, we recommend around 100 grams per person for after dinner, and up to 150 grams if cheese is the focus of the meal.
If you are buying cheese to serve over a couple of days or as part of a buffet, it is advisable to buy a few larger pieces. This will look better and keep better than many small bits.
To help visualise weights, a good tip is to consider that a regular supermarket block of butter weighs 250 grams.
How long will my cheese last?
There are a huge array of factors which affect how long cheese will last, but as a general rule we would recommend eating your cheese within 5-10 days of receiving it. Softer cheeses should be eaten the soonest, whilst harder cheeses will generally last the longest.
If you need your cheese to last, buy larger pieces as these tend to keep better and longer. They will also look better on the dinner table, if you are entertaining guests for example. Also, buy it as close to when you want to serve it as possible (although if you are having your cheese delivered, also remember to allow for a few days leeway in case of delivery disruption).
If you have any concerns over whether your cheese is safe to eat, please drop us a line and we’ll be very happy to help.
Further questions and guidance
You can find out lots more about how to look after your cheese on our 'Cheese Care' page here. Alternatively, please drop us a line in the shop and we'll be more than happy to help. You can either e-mail us using this form, or call us on (020) 7730 2088.
Contents
The selection includes:
- 250g Appleby's Cheshire
- One St. Felicien (180g)
- A signed hardback copy of New Palmer's 'A Cheesemonger's Compendium of British & Irish Cheese'. 234pp
- A 'London Cheesemongers' tote bag
- A Bjørklund Cheese Knife
- Our small LCM cheese board (body measures 25cm x 15cm x 2cm)
Delivery & Shop Collection
You can choose to collect your online order at our shop or have it delivered.
Orders of £50 or more are delivered free to any address in Great Britain on the overnight National Delivery service. All subscriptions are also delivered free using this service. We charge £8 for delivery on orders of less than £50.
If you live within 8 miles of our Chelsea shop you may wish to use our local London Delivery service? The cost for this ranges from £6 to £19, depending on distance, and you can choose a delivery as soon as within the next hour or so, to a named one-hour slot and a date up to 6 months in the future. London Deliveries are made in our sturdy shop carrier bags. If you would like your order boxed, please leave us a note as you check out.
If you'd like to collect your order, simply choose 'Shop Collection' at the checkout, and a time and date that's convenient for you.
Please refer to our Ordering & Delivery page for more information.
How Much Cheese to Buy?
As a general rule of thumb, we recommend around 100 grams per person for after dinner, and up to 150 grams if cheese is the focus of the meal.
If you are buying cheese to serve over a couple of days or as part of a buffet, it is advisable to buy a few larger pieces. This will look better and keep better than many small bits.
To help visualise weights, a good tip is to consider that a regular supermarket block of butter weighs 250 grams.
How long will my cheese last?
There are a huge array of factors which affect how long cheese will last, but as a general rule we would recommend eating your cheese within 5-10 days of receiving it. Softer cheeses should be eaten the soonest, whilst harder cheeses will generally last the longest.
If you need your cheese to last, buy larger pieces as these tend to keep better and longer. They will also look better on the dinner table, if you are entertaining guests for example. Also, buy it as close to when you want to serve it as possible (although if you are having your cheese delivered, also remember to allow for a few days leeway in case of delivery disruption).
If you have any concerns over whether your cheese is safe to eat, please drop us a line and we’ll be very happy to help.
Further questions and guidance
You can find out lots more about how to look after your cheese on our 'Cheese Care' page here. Alternatively, please drop us a line in the shop and we'll be more than happy to help. You can either e-mail us using this form, or call us on (020) 7730 2088.