Cheeses

Tulum Peyniri

Turkey

A traditional Turkish cheese aged in animal skin bags (tulum), typically made from sheep or goat milk. The aging process in skin produces a crumbly, tangy, and complex cheese. The Erzincan variety is the most famous, with a Slow Food Ark of Taste designation.

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What it is

A closer look at Tulum Peyniri.

A traditional Turkish cheese aged in animal skin bags (tulum), typically made from sheep or goat milk. The aging process in skin produces a crumbly, tangy, and complex cheese. The Erzincan variety is the most famous, with a Slow Food Ark of Taste designation.

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Crumbly texture, white to pale yellow, sharp tangy flavor, aged aroma, stored in skin bag, crumbles when cut.

Where it belongs

Origins and
traditions.

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Native to

Turkey

Country-wide tradition

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