Pecorino Toscano 2kg
Pecorino Toscano is an Italian hard cheese, produced exclusively with fresh whole pasteurised sheeps’ milk. It has a compact paste and a white straw colour. It has a sweet and salty flavour. Aromas and fragrances are developed and well balanced thanks to a mturation period of 20-30 days. This product has a Protected Designation of Origin mark.
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