Italian Cheese now much prized and popular

Italian Cheese

Italian Cheese Italy is the country with the highest variety of cheeses in the world with over 2500 traditional varieties produced with 77 varieties listed.

Italian CHEESE Explained: The Different Types and How to Use Them

Italian CHEESE Explained | The Different Types of Italian Cheese Italian food uses a lot of cheese, but all the different varieties can get confusing.

What makes “mozzarella di bufala” so special?

Is “provola” just a different name for “provolone?” And what the heck is “fior di latte?”

In today’s video, Eva introduces me to all of the basic Italian cheeses and explains the difference!

Present Time

Provola affumicata, Smoked Provola Cheese, Typical Italian Cheese, 450g

£9.90 (£22.00£22.00 / kg)

Brand	Salumi Pasini
Item weight	450 Grams
Package weight	450 Grams
Flavour	Smoked, Cheese

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About this ideal Cheese Present

• Provola Affumicata is a italian typical smoked cheese
• It has a brown colour on the outside and an ivory white, compact and soft paste on the inside
• It is perfect to enjoy as an aperitif or to use in the kitchen to enrich first courses, salads, pizzas and meat rolls.
• Unique flavor at the same time delicate and intense thanks to the smoking process that gives it a strong note. SEE MORE

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Italian Cheese Kit (10 Batches – 6kg) | Equipment and Ingredients | Mozzarella, Burrata, Ricotta, Mascarpone, Bocconcini

Brand: Italian Cheese Kit – Mad Millie4.7 out of 5 stars 3 ratings

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£39.99

• This cheese kit has everything you need to get started making your own Italian cheese at home.
• The only thing you’ll need to add is cold milk
• Kit Includes: Ricotta Mould with Draining Container | Vegetarian Rennet Tablets (10) per 40 L. milk | Cheese Salt | Cheese Cloth | Citric Acid|Pipette | Calcium Chloride
• Steriliser | Stainless Steel Thermometer | Kit Instructions and Recipes: Mozzarella Burrata, Ricotta, Mascarpone
• MORE INFO

A Tour of Italian Cheeses

Take a trip to Italy with In the Kitchen with David, as QVC Italy’s Chiara Contu Farci gives us a lesson on Italian cheeses and what we can pair them with.

Chiara gives us a “tour” and describes popular cheeses.

Ciao!

I am Chiara Contu Farci from QVC Italy and I would like to walk you though an itinerary of the most famous Italian cheeses.

Let’s start with Italy’s capital, Rome with a Pecorino Romano DOP, a hard paste cheese made out of fresh, whole milk.

Here, we suggest a typical recipe from Latsios, Spaghetti Cacio e Pepe.

The Pecorino Romano is the absolute star of this main course.

And now let’s move to Campana in the stunning south of Italy, discover the Mozzarella di bufala campana DOP. This is the cheese with a paste made from buffalo milk.

You may notice drops of milk leaving the cheese when you cut it.

And here we are in the north of Italy with another famous Italian cheese, Gorgonzola.

This is the cheese with the color, whose green marbling is due to the so called Blue Cheese process. We invite you to heat gorgonzola with celery sticks.

Cabrales Spanish Cheese Wheel from Asturias Spain great present

Pecorino aged in Pistachios crust | Typical Tuscan Pecorino cheese | 500 gr | Produced with 100% Italian Sheep Milk

£16.90 (£16.90 £16.90 / count)

Brand	SALUMI PASINI IL GUSTO DELL’ECCELLENZA
Item weight	500 Grams
Variety	Pistachios

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Parmigiano Reggiano PDO from Hill, Whole Wheel, Seasoned 24 Months, Weighing.- 86 lbs + Professional Cheese Knife

£739.00 (£739.00£739.00 / count)

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Spain Info

San Francisco De Asis, Urb Marina, San Fulgencio, 03177, Alicante, Spain.