Provolone Cheese
Creamy with a hint of sharpness, Provolone cheese melts beautifully, enveloping dishes in a luscious, buttery embrace. It has a subtle tang that lingers, making it a delightful addition to both warm and cold preparations.
Where it comes from
Originating from Southern Italy, Provolone boasts a rich history tied to local dairy farming traditions. Its name derives from the Italian word 'provola,' meaning 'to roll,' referring to its distinct shape.
In the kitchen
Provolone shines in melted applications, perfect for sandwiches or baked pasta. It also enhances charcuterie boards with its smooth texture and mild flavor, inviting pairing with fruits and nuts.
Across cuisines
Provolone cheese is an Italian semi-hard cheese with a mild to sharp flavor, depending on its aging. It is often used in sandwiches, melted on dishes, or served as an appetizer. Provolone's ability to melt well makes it a popular choice for hot dishes.
Nutrition (per 100g)
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