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Why mozzarella is the best cheese?

Mozzarella has a soft, silky, milky and mild flavour. It's considered one of the healthier cheeses, due to its high levels of calcium, protein and iron (and low portion of fat and sodium). That famous cheese stretch, when you pull a slice of pizza and the mozzarella is hanging off.

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Oh, the wonder that is mozzarella. The way it melts so perfectly on pizza and waterfalls down a sandwich. It can be fried and crumbed into mozzarella sticks or turned into mac and cheese. That stretch is uniquely mozzarella cheese. While it’s loved for its flavour, mozzarella cheese is praised by chefs (professional and domestic) for its versatility. It’s a type of cheese that can be adapted into almost every recipe – making it a must-have ingredient for every restaurant, especially pizza shops and Italian eateries. And as a wholesale cheese supplier in Melbourne, we know just the spot to get it. (Yes, it’s a dream to run one of Australia’s best cheese companies). Mozzarella has a soft, silky, milky and mild flavour. It’s considered one of the healthier cheeses, due to its high levels of calcium, protein and iron (and low portion of fat and sodium).

The science behind mozzarella (and the stretch)

That famous cheese stretch, when you pull a slice of pizza and the mozzarella is hanging off. Or that gooey melted, mozzarella mac and cheese, that you can’t stop eating. That’s the ‘mozzarella stretch.’ The science behind this stringy consistency is thanks to the milk containing proteins that consist of coiled-up chains of molecules. As the cheese is made, these proteins separate during the curdling, resulting in curds. With mozzarella, the curds are put into hot, salty water, which uncoils the proteins and transforms them into long strands. Repeatedly compressed and extended, these strands line up and, ta-dah… the famous ‘stretch.’

Mozzarella is safe to eat, with or without cooking it

While mozzarella is a famous pizza topping, there are so many ways to enjoy this cheese. It pairs well with bread, meat and vegetables, either melted or fresh. Mozzarella evokes a different experience when served hot or cold. Cook with it or use it as a topping in a main dish. Serve it as a cold appetiser with a drizzle of olive oil, fresh tomato and basil. Whether mozzarella is the hero ingredient or if it’s just adding extra flavour, you can create culinary magic with this cheese.

And really, who isn’t cheese obsessed

Mozzarella is a cheese that sells itself. It needs no introduction and while there are some alternatives (like provolone), there’s nothing like mozzarella. It’s one of those ingredients that features on appetiser, entrée and main menus – in the form of cheese boards, mozzarella balls, sliders, pizzas, sandwiches, paninis, pasta, chicken ‘parmy, and just about every other type of food that’s good in the world.

Melbourne’s Cottage Cheese Factory

Cottage Cheese Farm supplies to restaurants, pizza and börek manufacturers, and cheese-loving homes. If you’re looking for wholesale mozzarella cheese supplier in Melbourne, contact us on 03 9359 0439 or fill in the contact form. We also have a retail store you can visit if you’d prefer to speak with our friendly team and view our entire range of dairy products. This is more than just a mmmm! mozzarella cheese company. As for our mozzarella, this isn’t just your run of the mill cheese. We won the 2020 Gold Award for the best mozzarella cheese in Australia. Imagine your recipes, with the best mozzarella cheese manufacturer in the country. Get ready for lines out the door!

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Which cheese is best for belly fat?

Try to cut back on those that are highest in saturated fat, like ricotta and cheddar. (Slightly lower-saturated-fat cheeses include mozzarella, Swiss, feta, Camembert, and goat cheese.)

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Saturated fat. According to the most recent national data on Americans' diets, our top source of this type of fat is cheese.Forty-one healthy participants in a small study added an extra 750 calories per day to their diets by eating muffins–half were given ones high in saturated fats and the other half, unsaturated fats–for seven weeks. Everyone gained weight (not a surprise), but those eating the saturated-fat muffins gained more total fat and visceral fat (the kind that builds up in your abdomen and around your organs) and less lean tissue than the unsaturated group.You don't have to eliminate all cheese in your diet–it is a good source of calcium, after all. Try to cut back on those that are highest in saturated fat, like ricotta and cheddar. (Slightly lower-saturated-fat cheeses include mozzarella, Swiss, feta, Camembert, and goat cheese.) While cheese is the top source of this unhealthy fat in our diet, it's far from the only one. Other foods best enjoyed in moderation: grain-based desserts like cookies and cakes, pizza, ice cream, and processed meats like sausage and bacon.

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