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Breaded cheeses, Crousti, 4x25g

Discover goat’s cheese croustis: breaded sticks made with goat’s cheese, offering a distinctive flavour and a creamy texture. Coated in a crunchy seed breadcrumb, these sticks are perfect for appetizers and salads!

Processed cheese specialty with goat’s cheese milk (65%): goat’s cheese milk (50%)*, water, starch; Coating (35%) [breadcrumbs (wheat flour, seed mix (flax, chia, quinoa) (3%), water, wheat gluten, salt, yeast, olive oil)], sunflower oil, water, wheat flour, potato starch, wheat starch, wheat gluten, salt, yeast.

Per 100 g% Daily Value

Energy

1485 kj/ 357 kcal

Total Fat

20g

Saturated Fat

12g

Carbohydrate

22g

of which sugars

1.5g

Protein

14g

Salt

1.5g

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SIAL Paris 2026: discover Soignon’s new goat cheese products

From October 17 to 21, 2026, Soignon attended SIAL Paris to showcase its products and new goat cheese launches. Over five days, visitors had the opportunity to meet our teams, taste our products and discover the Spreadable Fresh Goat Cheese range, the Fresh Goat Cheese Log with Truffle and the Fresh Goat Cheese Slices.

Here is a look back at the new products and experiences that made SIAL Paris 2026 special.

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Mild, fresh, creamy or more full-flavoured, goat cheese has plenty to offer! Depending on the product you choose, it can contribute to your intake of protein, calcium and vitamin B2. However, the amounts vary from one product to another: goat cheese logs, fresh cheese, fromage blanc and yogurt do not have the same nutritional composition, particularly due to differences in water content, maturation and portion size.

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After a good workout, protein is often one of the first things that comes to mind. And for good reason: some goat cheeses can contribute to protein intake as part of a varied post-workout meal. But a protein-rich meal after exercise is about more than protein alone: starchy foods, vegetables, fruit and hydration also have an important role to play in creating a balanced meal.