Cheeses from Argentina

A guide to cheeses from Argentina, highlighting the country's most notable and diverse varieties.

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Chubut

Named after the Chubut province in Patagonia, this semi-hard cheese was originally made by Welsh settlers. Chubut is made from cow's milk and has a smooth, slightly elastic texture with a mild, buttery flavor. It is often used in sandwiches …

Country: Argentina

Sardo

Sardo is a hard cheese from Argentina made from pasteurized cow's milk. It has a pale yellow color and a natural rind. Known for its full-flavored, salty, and sharp taste, Sardo is often compared to Italian Pecorino Romano. Its firm …

Country: Argentina
Milk Type: Cow's milk
Texture: Hard
Flavor: Full-flavored, salty, sharp

Provoleta

Provoleta is an Argentine cheese made from pasteurized water buffalo's milk. It has a semi-hard texture and is crafted in an artisan style, often served as an appetizer. The cheese is pale yellow in color and offers a mild, smoky …

Country: Argentina
Milk Type: Water buffalo's milk
Texture: Semi-hard, artisan
Flavor: Mild, smokey

Reggianito

Reggianito is a hard cheese from Argentina, crafted from cow's milk. It has a straw-colored interior and a natural rind. Known for its full-flavored and salty taste, Reggianito is often compared to Italian Parmesan. Its firm texture makes it suitable …

Country: Argentina
Milk Type: Cow's milk
Texture: Hard
Flavor: Full-flavored, salty

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