Buffalo Mozzarella and Italian Cheese
On Longino & Cardenal shop online you can order premium quality Italian cheese, from Italy to Dubai. Discover the catalog, rich in interesting products such as hard cheese or soft cheese, not forgetting the amazing buffalo mozzarella which is the queen of Italian cheese production.
Cheese can be fresh or aged, and can be made from different types of milk: cow's milk, but also sheep's milk, such as Pecorino cheese, goat's milk as for the Robiola cheese, or buffalo milk for the famous Buffalo Mozzarella. From Buffalo Mozzarella, to Burrata Italian cheese, Gorgonzola and Pecorino cheese, the history of Italian cheese production is wide and really tasty.
Italy is also famous for its Gorgonzola cheese but not everyone knows that there are two kinds of Gorgonzola: the creamy and sweet one and the spicy one. The first is also the best known, soft and not spicy. The other one has a firmer paste and is much more pungent on the palate, it ages at least 90 days. The main difference between sweet and spicy gorgonzola is the higher whey content, which makes the paste softer and gives it a more mild taste.
Try the sheep's milk Pecorino Toscano for making the best cacio e pepe ever, discover the blue cheese Moncenisio and the creamy cheeses such as Taleggio for making your favorite Italian recipes at home. Cheeses differ in seasonality, terroir, quality labels and more. In fact, behind these cornerstones are the different climatic conditions, different milks, different breeds that make a cheese unique and increasingly enrich dairy biodiversity.
Italy is distinguished by its vast dairy sector of aged cheeses with large shapes, each of which tells the story of the traditions of small villages hidden and lost among the beauty of the Italian regions. Discover Longino whole catalog to try the best cheese in the world and make the perfect cheese board for your parties.
The Delicious Buffalo Mozzarella
The production of cheese in Italy is impressive. Among all types of Italian cheese and the most renowned and recognized products in the world, how can we not mention Buffalo Mozzarella? Buffalo Mozzarella is an Italian excellence and a true icon of Made in Italy.
Longino has selected a special producer who is Guffanti factory. They transform buffalo milk into a delicacy in the form of mozzarella, braids and chunks to please even the most picky eaters.
Mozzarella di Bufala from Campania is made only from fresh whole buffalo milk. Mozzarella usually has a round shape, but it can come in other forms. In fact, depending on the type of processing, we can have cheese chunks or braids. The color is white, it has a very thin rind, while the paste is made up of thin leaves that melt. When cut, the mozzarella has a slight white draining, with the scent of milk enzymes. The flavor is delicate and very characteristic, but intense when smoked.
Over time, another producer has joined Longino's mission. Guffanti family has specialized in the selection, aging and refining the best Italian and international dairy products. The experience on Gorgonzola, which is still their trademark, has been progressively transferred to all other types of cheese.
Get ready to prepare a gourmet cheese platter, full of taste and with the typical taste of freshly milked milk. And if you're wondering what to eat mozzarella with, just think about the most famous Italian appetizers such as Mozzarella and Parma Ham or the Caprese salad, for an authentic Italian food experience without even travelling to Italy.
Parmigiano Reggiano: the true essence of Italy
If Mozzarella is the queen of Italian gastronomy, then Parmigiano Reggiano, also known as Parmesan cheese, is the king of Italian food culture, one of the most exported Italian products.
The Red Cow is the indigenous breed from Reggio Emilia which has been chosen by Luigi Guffanti cheese factory for producing Parmigiano Reggiano. This special breed has a reddish color and its milk is excellent. To get the name Parmigiano Reggiano, parmesan must be produced exclusively in the provinces of Parma, Reggio Emilia, Modena, Bologna, or Mantua and parmigiano wheels must follow strict production quality standards.
Longino shop proposes another Parmesan, the Parmigiano di Montagna, which means Mountain Parmesan because it is made with cow's milk produced at altitudes of over 1000 meters. These Parmigiano Reggiano wheels age for about 30 months, thanks to a natural ventilation process.
Very often, people worry about their lactose intolerance: is parmesan lactose free? Well, the answer is yes, Parmigiano Reggiano is naturally lactose-free because of the traditional production process. Parmesan is worldwide one of the most used ingredients in the kitchen, you can simply grate it on top of your favorite pasta dishes such as lasagna and fettuccine, or simply cutting it and having a tasting with friends, or even using it to make a delicious parmesan white sauce.
