About Anthotyro Fresco Cheese
Anthotyro Fresco is a Greek cheese made from goat's or sheep's milk, known for its semi-soft, whey-based texture. With a fat content of around 20%, this cheese has a sweet flavor profile that appeals to many palates. It is a rindless cheese with a pure white color, reflecting its freshness and simplicity. Produced in regions like Macedonia, Thrace, Thessalia, and the islands of Greece, it is often enjoyed in its natural form or used in various Greek dishes. Also known as Fresh Anthotyro or Anthotiro, this cheese is a staple in Greek culinary traditions.
Key Facts
Country of Origin | Greece |
Specific Origin | Macedonia, Thrace, Thessalia, Peloponissos, Ionian Islands, Aegean islands, Crete Island and Epirus |
Milk Type | Goat's or sheep's milk |
Fat Content | 20% |
Rind | Rindless |
Texture | Semi-soft, whey |
Flavor | Sweet |
Colors | White |
Alternative Names for Anthotyro Fresco
Fresh Anthotyro, Anthotiro