Bulgarian white cheese
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Bulgarian white cheese is a feta variation known in Bulgaria, Macedonia and other Balkan countries as “Sirene”. Made from sheep’s milk, Sirene is a tad saltier than Greek feta and has a creamier texture, with a hint of yogurt overtones. Bulgarian white cheese is often used in traditional pastry dishes such as Banitsa (Tiropita) and Shopska salad (similar to Greek salad).
Available Sizes
200g, 400g, 1kg
Ingredients
Pasteurized sheep’s and cow’s milk, salt, bacterial cultures, rennet.
Nutritional Facts
