This product is made out of filtered and pasteurized cow milk submitted to a process involving semi-cooking, pressing, salting and aging for about 40 days, after which the cheese has a semi-hard texture with a lot of holes provoked by special yeasts added to the milk.
The flavor is soft, nutty and slightly sweet, while the aroma is clean and light with a dairy, caramel touch.
It is a square and flat cheese of about 6 Kg.
It can be packaged in a vacuumed plastic film soon after salting and drying, and has no rind.
Steppe cheese can be eaten on its own, in cheese plates and cheese and wine parties or as table cheese with fruit, bread and drinks.
It is a good substitute for prato cheese in snacks and sandwiches with better gastronomic results, for which reason supermarkets usually slice it and sell it in trays.
Eat it with green wine grapes, cherries or pears.
It is also very good with marmalades and jams. Due to its fruity flavor, it asks for white fruity wine (Riesling or Asti).

Nutrition Information

Portion of 30g

  Amount per Portion % VD (*)
Calories 104Kcal 4%
Carbohydrates 0g 0%
Proteins 8g 16%
Total Fat 8g 10%
Saturated Fat 5g 20%
Trans Fat 0 -
Cholesterol 20mg 7%
Dietary Fiber 0g 0%
Calcium 250mg 31%
Iron 0g 0%
Sodium 190mg 8%
(*) Daily value based on a 2,500 calorie diet

Ingredients

Pasteurized milk, salt, dairy yeast, calcium chloride, rennet and natural annatto coloring.

Commercial Information

Type weight (g) EAN Quant.
Box (unit)
Shef Life (days) Temp.
Storage
Unit
Sale
Steppe 6.000 7896030505010 1 210 10ºC Kg


You need 10 liters of whole milk to produce 1 Kg of Steppe cheese?


Steppe cheese was brought to the Russian steppes by the Danish Vikings in the beginning of the 19th century.
Nowadays, Russia stimulates the production of high-protein foods such as Steppe cheese.
The Danish immigrants in the 1920's developed this cheese in Brazil as well.

 

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