Fresh goat cheese slices Plain x16, 200g

Soignon’s fresh goat cheese slices melt in your mouth with a fresh, tangy flavour and intense creaminess. With 16 pre-cut slices, they’re the perfect choice for sharing.

Pasteurised goat’s milk, salt, starters cultures (including milk), coagulant, preservative: potassium sorbate.

Per 100 g% Daily Value

Energy

1118 kJ / 270 kcal

Total Fat

23g

Saturated Fat

16g

Carbohydrate

1.7g

of which sugars

1.7g

Protein

14g

Salt

1.3g

Serving suggestion

Want a serving idea? Arrange Soignon’s Fresh Goat Cheese Slices over a warm roasted beetroot and walnut salad, finish with a honey-mustard dressing and fresh thyme for a starter that’s as beautiful as it is delicious.

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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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