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Fresh Caciocavallo Palermitano Cheese

€1.60
VAT included

The first written testimony of the term “caciocavallo” dates back to 1350 in a novel by Sacchetti. Its name derives from the technique of acidifying the cheese, which involves tying the "cacio" "a cavallo" (a horse) of wooden planks, hence the name "cacio a cavallo" (a horse). Whole cow's milk cheese, with stretched curd. Packaged in large parallelepiped shapes. The light-colored paste is compact and soft in the fresh product. Friable when chewed after advanced maturation. The aroma is delicate and pleasant in the first months. It can be used both at the table and in the preparation of food. It is recommended to serve Caciocavallo Palermitano fresh at room temperature, to ensure that it releases its fragrance and, above all, its aroma to the fullest.

Weight
Quantity

711
5 Items

Data sheet

Packaging
Vacuum-packed
Ingredients
Milk, salt, curd
Intolerances
Naturally gluten-free product; The following allergens are present in the production plant: MILK and MILK PRODUCTS and SQUASH FRUIT
Origin
Italy
Origin
Sicily
Caratteristiche
Senza glutine
Caratteristiche
Fresco

Specific References

EAN13
8055267940769

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