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EPISODE · Aug 2, 2024 · 5 MIN

The Truth about Traditional Ricotta

from Uncovering Authentic Italian Food

We clarify that traditional Italian ricotta, often mistaken for cheese, is actually made from recooked whey, the liquid leftover from cheese-making. While cheese is defined as the coagulated curd of milk, ricotta means "re-cooked," highlighting its unique production process. Known since ancient times, ricotta is valued for its digestibility and low calorie content, but true ricotta made from whey is hard to find in the US, where most products are made from milk instead. Thus, ricotta is more accurately described as a by-product rather than a cheese.Mentioned in this episode:Listen Vivacefollow @VivaceMediaNetwork A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/Vivace Media NetworkListen Vivacefollow @VivaceMediaNetwork A life well lived is never finished. There is always another version of yourself waiting to emerge. Vivace exists for women who believe the most beautiful part of life is not what has already happened, but what comes next. https://vivacenetwork.com/Vivace Media Network

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