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   caciocavallo
   caciocavallo cheese [kah-choh-kuh-VAH-loh] From southern Italy, caciocavallo (meaning 'cheese on horseback') is said to date back to the 14th century, and believed by some to have originally been made from mare's milk. Today's caciocavallo comes from cow's milk and has a mild, slightly salty flavor ...
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   Caciocavallo
   Caciocavallo is a type of stretched-curd cheese made out of sheep`s or cow`s milk. It is produced throughout Southern Italy, especially mostly on the Apennine Mountains. Shaped like a tear-drop, it is similar in taste to the aged Southern Italian Provolone cheese, with a hard edible rind. ==Etymolo...
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   Caciocavallo
   Caciocavallo is an Italian traditional farmhouse and creamery stretched curd cheese made from cow's milk in southern Italy.
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   Caciocavallo
   Years ago, Provolone was transported via horseback to market. The common style for this cheese was Caciocavallo. This cheese style is long, slender and cylinder in shape, with a notch around the cylinder's top to accommodate a rope used to tie around the body of the cheese.
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