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Ladotiri of Mytilene is a traditional Greek cheese with Controlled Denomination of Origin (DOC) which is exclusively manufactured in [[Mytilene|Mytilene island]] from ewe's milk or mixture of it with goat's milk. | Ladotiri of Mytilene is a traditional Greek cheese with Controlled Denomination of Origin (DOC) which is exclusively manufactured in [[Mytilene|Mytilene island]] from ewe's milk or mixture of it with goat's milk. | ||
Revision as of 00:35, June 6, 2006
Ladotiri of Mytilene is a traditional Greek cheese with Controlled Denomination of Origin (DOC) which is exclusively manufactured in Mytilene island from ewe's milk or mixture of it with goat's milk.
It is ripened for at least 3 months and is also known with the name Kefalaki (small head) due to its particular shape. The main characteristic of this traditional cheese is that is preserved in olive oil and this is the reason why is called Ladotiri (olive oil cheese).
It has strong flavour, hard texture with slightly salty taste and is mainly consumed as table cheese. The mean composition of Ladotiri is : moisture 33.6%, fat 31.6%, protein 2.7% and pH 5.3.