Cheesella

What happens when two spectacular dairy traditions meet? When the legendary Mozzarella (made with Water Buffalo milk) is literally preserved in the rich stringy pasta of Caciocavallo (from cow's milk)? Basically when do you marry buffalo's milk and cow's milk pasta? Fresh and seasoned? One answer, the news of 2020: the fabulous CHEESELLA.

A novelty with more than 200 years of history behind it.

(Re) discovered by Guffanti!

Organoleptic characteristics

Aspect and texture
straw-colored paste, light and uneven due to the various pastes contained, straw-yellow skin
Taste
lactic, persistent and with buttery notes
Serving suggestions
White wines, light beers. Red tomato jam. Rye bread, artisan breadsticks.

Technical characteristics

Milk
Buffalo milk and pasteurized cow's milk
Production method
artisanal
Paste
stringy
Salting
dry
Ripening
minimum 10 days
Production period
For acid-presamic coagulation of buffalo milk and cow's milk previously pasteurized, forming, firming, salting and maturation of previously curdled pasta.
Fats
27,1 g / 100 g
Weight
0,600 - 0,700 kg
Dimensions
Diameter 9 - 12 cm
Producers
Dairyman breeder from Campania
Whole cheese code
0907588
Cutted cheese code
0907602 (1/2 wheel)

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