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Mozzarella Cheese

Mozzarella cheese is Italian in origin and is generally a white cheese but may also be yellow, depending on the diet of the animal producing the milk (traditionally water buffalo milk). Mozzarella is very moist and is used in many Italian dishes such as pizza, pasta and lasagne.

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