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Goodgiver, from what I've been able to learn, "grand" camembert is an award-winning camembert. You can use it as you would any other camembert.

How about using it in ham/camembert tarts, etc.? Since it's a soft cheese, let it sit at room temp and serve it on "gourmet" crackers with fruit. Serve it with grapes, pears or apples.

That's all I can think of right now. Others will, no doubt, come with more suggestions.
 
Not sure about the difference between Grand Camembert vs. Camembert. I just finished the entire Camembert pack I bought a few days back from the grocery store.

Actually even though Camembert and Brie are soft cheeses I think Camembert is much more pungent than Brie. I personally like Brie over Camembert.

Here is how I eat mine:

Slice up french bread thinly and toast it with some butter until golden. Place a few dabs of camembert and a tiny bit of seedless raspberry jam. It is to die for.

I love my brie as well with raspberries the flavors just go so well together.
 
Yakuta, that sounds fantastic. I usually just smear mine on french bread, rind and all. I will try your idea!

What is the difference between Grand and no-Grand?
 
:) [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]800013: Grand Camembert ' Supreme' 7.0 oz.[/FONT]
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Grand Camembert ' Supreme' - Delicate double cream soft ripened cheese.



Price: $6.20
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Gross Weight
0.50 lbOrigin: France Shelf Life Refrigerated: 28 Days Shipping: Product is perishable and will be shipped via FedEx Priority Overnight
 

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