Parmigiano Reggiano is a hard cheese with granular structure and great taste. It’s a really versatile cheese, in fact you can prepare many delicious Parmigiano Reggiano recipes or consume it as a table cheese. Really easy to digest, it’s rich in proteins, vitamins and mineral salt.
A source of energy for all ages. Discover what’s the difference between parmigiano reggiano and grana padano and the best parmigiano wine pairing you can serve to your guests.
And enjoy the most famous Italian Cheese!
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Parmigiano Reggiano is one of the oldest and richest cheeses in the world. Nowadays it is sitll produced as in the past, using the same genuine ingredients, cheese-making technique, and craftsmanship.
Hard cheeses deserve a place of honour on our tables and in the kitchen. Percect as table cheese or in recipes they are long aged, crumbly and dry.
