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Sargento Low Moisture Part-Skim Mozzarella String Cheese

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Sargento Low Moisture Part-Skim Mozzarella String Cheese is a pasta filata cheese from the Sargento brand (cow's milk, pasteurised).

Sargento Low Moisture Part-Skim Mozzarella String Cheese is a pasta filata cheese from the Sargento brand. It belongs to the Sargento Snack Cheese range. Cheese type: Mozzarella. Category: Pasta filata cheeses. The curd is kneaded and stretched in hot water, so the cheese is elastic, fibrous and stretches well when baked. Take it out of the fridge a little before serving so the flavour softens.

Milk: cow's milk. The milk is pasteurised. Ingredients: milk, lactic cultures, salt. Per 100 g: 21.4 g fat, 25 g protein and 1.7 g salt.

Formats: whole wheel. Country of production: United States.

Use it on pizza, in caprese salad and bakes, or serve it with tomatoes and basil. Keep it refrigerated in its original packaging.

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Raw materialCow's milk (pasteurised)
Main usePizza, caprese salad, baking
CountryUnited States
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Frequently asked questions

What milk is Sargento Low Moisture Part-Skim Mozzarella String Cheese made from?

Milk: cow's milk. The milk is pasteurised.

How much fat does Sargento Low Moisture Part-Skim Mozzarella String Cheese contain?

Per 100 g: 21.4 g fat, 25 g protein and 1.7 g salt. Figures from the manufacturer's official page.

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