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  Timanoix

  Aging cheese in liquor is a centuries-old practice throughout Europe and a specialty of the monks at the Abbey Notre Dame de Timadeuc in southern Brittany Read More »
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  Sopressa Handcrafted Italian Salami

  In some regions of Italy, it is common to flavor dry cured sausage with locally produced wines. Allepia’s Sopressa brings this tradition to California with the Read More »
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  Marzolino Rosso Del Chianti – Tomato Rubbed

  Marzolino is an Tuscan cheese traditionally made only from sheep’s milk. The rind is washed with tomato juice, which gives Marzolino Rosso it’s name– “rosso” means Read More »
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  Bertagni Vodka Sauce

  The origins of a Vodka Sauce recipe are unclear but it gained popularity in the 1970’s and has remained a favorite ever since. The addition of Read More »
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  Tagliatelle Nido

  Tagliatelle, which takes its name from the Italian verb “tagliare” meaning “to cut”, are broad, flat noodles just slightly thinner than fettuccine. Popular in the cuisine Read More »
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  Wrinkled Paglierina With Truffles

  Paglierina is a traditional Italian cheese from Piemonte whose names comes from the Italian word for straw (paglia), the material on which this artisan cheese is Read More »
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  Pyramide De Fontenay

  The Pyramide de Fontenay is an ash ripened goat cheese, produced in the French region of Touraine. It is very similar to Valencay cheese. This classic Read More »
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  Pecorino Di Fossa

  Pecorino di Fossa, also called Ambra di Talamello, is one of the most exquisite and unique Italian cheeses. It is a traditional sheep cheese dating back Read More »
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  White Truffle Asparagus Cream

  White Truffle flavored Asparagus Cream combines the elegance of the asparagus, known and appreciated since ancient times for its delicate flavor, and Italian white truffle. The Read More »
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  Sola Val Casotto

  This Italian whole cow’s milk cheese made in the mountains of Piemonte is deliciously complex. Sola (sometimes called Sora) refers to the sole of a shoe Read More »
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  Spinach & Ricotta Ravioli

  One of the most traditional fillings for ravioli is the simple combination of spinach and creamy ricotta cheese. One of Italy’s most classic dishes, it is Read More »
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  Ol Sciur

  Ol Sciur is a Italian blue cheese made from goat’s milk produced by Valentina and Roberto at their dairy in Bergamo. At La Via Lattea, which Read More »
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  Salva Cremasco

  Salva Cremasco belongs to a long tradition of Italian cheeses made in the northern region of Lombardy. The name Salva (from the verb salvare, meaning to Read More »
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  Mullet Bottarga

  Bottarga di Muggine (mullet bottarga) is a classic pantry item in any Sicilian or Sardinian kitchen. It is cured roe from mullet fish, which is used Read More »
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  Il Nocciolo

  Il Nocciolo is an artisan cheese produced by a renowned dairy in Piemonte, named Caseificio dell’™Alta Langa. This dairy is particularly renowned for preserving traditional cheese Read More »
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  Parmigiano Reggiano & Balsamic Collection

  Parmigiano Reggiano is often called the King of Cheeses making it the perfect edible gift for your cheese boards. Though commonly grated over pasta, with its Read More »