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Let's get Filthy!...

Wait, what happened to Pepe?!

Filthy Cheese lovers may have noticed that Pepe has been noticably absent from markets this year.

Unfortunately, his trailer was damaged and is in need of a substantial rebuild and - more drastically - Chef Tim moved out of the area.

Hopefully, with a good run up and a decent Christmas, we'll be back on the road alongside Susie next year...

A vintage H van with a miniature version by it's side
A cartoon dog wearing a bowler hat and a monocle, with "Filthy Cheese" in orange on a red background

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A little bit about our suppliers:
We use local producers wherever possible. These will usually include:

Kenson's Organic Farm - Hugh and Liz run their seasonal, fully organic farm in Sutton Mandeville (near Tisbury) and supply us with potatoes, onions and herbs.

Montgomery's Cheese - the Montgomery family are known for their traditional Cheddar but also produce a raclette cheese - Ogle Shield - with milk from their small herd of Jersey cattle.

The Real Cure - James Smart and his team make award-winning charcuterie in Hartgrove, just outside Shaftesbury, using locally reared pork and dorset venison to make our pancetta, coppa and salami.

Unfortunately, we can't source any Reblochon for our Tartiflette at the moment - the traditional cheese for the dish currently falls under the list of cheese banned from import by DEFRA, following an outbreak of Lumpy Skin Disease in France and Italy. Instead, we're using Taleggio - an equally soft and slightly pungent formaggio from just over the Italian border, which cooks fantastically well!
From time to time we will also have a special Raclette from our Swiss cheese suppliers (Jumi Cheese and Kaseswiss). This might be laced with Wild Garlic or Peppercorns, smoked or even blue, but will always be served alongside our classic Ogle Shield raclette.

Tarti-whatsit?

If you've never had the joy of digging into a dish of hot potatoes, bacon and onion covered with molten cheese, you're in for a treat!

First mentioned in the 18th century, the dish as we know it now became popular in the 1980s, when a marketing campaign featured it to boost sales of Reblochon de Savoie (check out the wonderful history of the cheese here!). It's simple enough - diced potatoes are cooked with lardons and onions then layered with slices of Reblochon cheese and baked.

Now a staple of the Après-ski table, it's hearty and satisfying and sinfully delicious!

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Cooking Tartiflette in the open at our launch party

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Our Merch:

Our fantastic 'I Like Mine Filthy' tee shirt and hoodies look pretty awesome - but all of the profits from their sale is donated to charity.

Contact us:

+447400 344330

Unit 40c, Wincombe Business Park, Shaftesbury, Dorset. SP7 9QJ

(please note, this address is not suitable for customers to visit)

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