What kind of cheese is Sartori?

What kind of cheese is Sartori?

BellaVitano is a cow’s milk cheese made by the Sartori Company of Plymouth, Wisconsin. Introduced in 1999, BellaVitano Gold is one of a number of different cheeses made by the company….BellaVitano Cheese.

BellaVitano
Source of milk Cow
Pasteurised Yes
Texture Hard
Aging time 10-12 months

Is Sartori real Parmesan?

You don’t have to buy expensive Parmigiano-Reggiano from Italy to get truly great Parmesan cheese. No, this Parmesan is proudly American-made, just as it has been for more than 75 years. Welcome to Sartori.

Can you eat the rind on Sartori cheese?

CAN I EAT THE RIND? Yes, the rind is meant to be eaten! However, some folks like to trim the rind (1/8 inches off) of our SarVecchio® Parmesan and Classic Parmesan.

Where is Sartori Cheese located?

Paolo Sartori donates money to construct a home for the elderly in his hometown of Valdastico, Italy. Sartori is first U.S. exporter of cheese to Italy and Japan. Sartori pioneers freshly grated, all-natural Parmesan cheese with longer shelf life.

What is Sartori Parmesan?

Classic Cheese Parmesan is one of a kind Sartori cheese, with a sweet, mellow, nutty flavour balanced by a creamy, peppery finish. This artisan cheese works well in so many recipes, shaved, grated and even melted. Try it with nuts, dried fruits, whole grain crackers and whole grain bread.

Is Sartori parmesan good?

5.0 out of 5 stars Always good! This cheese is consistently good, both on pasta/beans but also as a snack. If using it as a snack, allow it to come to room teprature – that brings out the nuttiness.

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What kind of cheese is merlot cheese?

Merlot BellaVitano is a unique Cheddar-Parmesan inspired Italian farmstead cow’s cheese immersed in fine Merlot wine to give it extra tang and a delicious merlot flavour. The liquor marination adds hints of berry and plum to the nutty, fruity flavours of the rich, creamy BellaVitano.

How do you eat washed rind cheese?

Hard washed rinds will have an orange-brown crust on the outside, not recommended for eating. Expect yeasty/meaty/salty/animal flavors. Eat your cheese within 10 days of purchasing. Pair it with floral, honeyed, or fruity beverages like Riesling or Belgian ale.

Who owns Sartori?

Jim Sartori
Chairman & Owner Jim Sartori is the third-generation owner and Chairman of Sartori, a family owned company specializing in artisan, award-winning Wisconsin cheese.

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