Frozen Italian Burrata Cheese
Frozen Burrata: selection of special Italian cheese from Southern Italy
Discover Alifood high quality selection of frozen Italian Burrata cheese. Burrata is a fresh cheese, made from mozzarella and heavy cream and originating in the Apulia region. Burrata is named from its ingredients and its making process: a mix of mozzarella and cream that form a “buttery” cheese. This fresh cheese has an outside mozzarella shell made of buffalo or cow’s milk, while inside contain a soft mixture of mozzarella scraps and fresh cream that gives to it a unique pulpy texture. Burrata cheese is usually served at room temperature and when cut the outside skin it has to be eaten immediately since it is a fresh cheese. Burrata goes well with salads, crusty bread or fresh tomatoes with olive oil. Taste it is a truly mystic experience.
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IQF
150
PRODUCT NAME
Iqf Frozen Burrata 150 g
INGREDIENTS:
Cow\'s milk, milk cream, starter culture, salt, rennet.
NET WEIGHT:
150 g
STORAGE CONDITIONS:
-18°C
SHELF LIFE:
12 Months
UNIT PER CASE:
12
UNIT PER PALLET:
864
CASES PER PALLET:
72
Block Frozen
250g
PRODUCT NAME
Frozen burrata 250 g
INGREDIENTS:
Cow\'s milk 65%, milk cream 29,94%, salt 0,05%, rennet 0,01%.
NET WEIGHT:
250 g
STORAGE CONDITIONS:
-18°C
SHELF LIFE:
12 Months
UNIT PER CASE:
20
UNIT PER PALLET:
800
CASES PER PALLET:
40
Frozen Burrata
Truffle
Salmon
PRODUCT NAME
Frozen burrata with truffle
INGREDIENTS:
Pasteurized whole milk, cream UHT, truffle, rennet, salt
NET WEIGHT:
STORAGE CONDITIONS:
-18°C
SHELF LIFE:
12 months
UNIT PER CASE:
UNIT PER PALLET:
CASES PER PALLET:
PRODUCT NAME
frozen burrata with salmon
INGREDIENTS:
Pasteurized whole milk, cream UHT, salmon, rennet, salt
NET WEIGHT:
STORAGE CONDITIONS:
-18°C
SHELF LIFE:
12 months
UNIT PER CASE:
UNIT PER PALLET:
CASES PER PALLET:
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