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  • ...an cause [[foodborne illness]]. This process extends the shelf life of the milk and ensures its safety for consumption. ...terilized milk goes through a more intense heat treatment than pasteurized milk, which kills all microorganisms, including [[spores]].
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  • ...ems, including [[chocolate bars]], [[chocolate truffles]], and [[chocolate milk]]. ...r]], a Swiss chocolatier, first combined cow's milk with cocoa to create [[milk chocolate]]. This innovation revolutionized the chocolate industry and made
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  • ...and ice-cream. The brand is known for its smooth, creamy texture and rich, intense flavor. === Dove Milk Chocolate ===
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  • ...product. Chocolates come in various forms including [[dark chocolate]], [[milk chocolate]], and [[white chocolate]], each with its unique taste and nutrit ...cocoa compared to other types of chocolates. It is known for its rich and intense flavor.
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  • ...of [[Italian cheese]] made from a mixture of [[sheep's milk]] and [[goat's milk]]. The name "Canestrato" is derived from the Italian word "canestro" which ...ly made by shepherds in the [[Apulia]] region of southern Italy, who would milk their sheep and goats and then age the cheese in baskets made from local re
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  • ...from goat's milk, but can also be made from a mixture of goat's and cow's milk. ...is a reflection of the fact that this cheese is typically made from goat's milk.
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  • ...a [[sheep milk cheese]], made from a mixture of whole and skimmed sheep's milk. The cheese is named after the Italian word ''canestro'', which means "bask ...d for a minimum of 60 days, but can be aged for up to two years for a more intense flavor.
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  • ...rom the [[Basilicata]] region in southern [[Italy]]. It is a hard, sheep's milk cheese that is often used for grating. The cheese is named after the town o ...o have been first made by shepherds in the Basilicata region, who used the milk from their sheep to create a hard, durable cheese that could be stored for
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  • ...heese-making. The cheese was traditionally made by shepherds using sheep's milk. ...'s milk]], specifically from the milk of the Sardinian breed of sheep. The milk is heated and [[Rennet|rennet]] is added to coagulate it. The curd is then
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  • ...an island in [[Italy]]. It is a type of [[pecorino]] cheese, made from the milk of the Sardinian breed of sheep, known as the Sarda. Casizolu is produced using traditional methods. The milk is heated and [[rennet]] is added to cause coagulation. The curd is then cu
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  • | main_ingredient = Milk chocolate, wafer, caramel ...oducts. The bar quickly gained popularity due to its unique combination of milk chocolate, wafer, and caramel.
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  • ...epartment)|Jura]] region of [[France]]. It is a hard, unpasteurized, cow's milk cheese that is known for its complex flavor profile and long aging process. ...originally made by farmers in the Jura region as a way to preserve excess milk during the winter months. Today, Comté cheese is still made using traditio
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  • ...ional taste. The main ingredients include cocoa mass, sugar, cocoa butter, milk powder, and various flavorings. Nestlé takes pride in sourcing high-qualit * '''Ion Milk Chocolate''': The classic milk chocolate variant, loved for its creamy and rich taste.
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  • ==== Cadbury Dairy Milk ==== ...s smooth and creamy texture, and it comes in various flavors such as plain milk chocolate, fruit and nut, caramel, and more.
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  • ...ally a family affair, with each household producing their own cheese using milk from their own cows. ...production of Casín cheese begins with the [[milk]] of the Casín cow. The milk is heated and [[rennet]] is added to cause coagulation. The curd is then cu
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  • ...irst introduced in the early 20th century as a less sweet alternative to [[milk chocolate]]. It quickly gained popularity among bakers and confectioners du ...35% and 60% cocoa solids. This gives it a richer, more intense flavor than milk chocolate, but less bitterness than [[bitter chocolate]] or [[unsweetened c
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  • | main_ingredient = Milk chocolate, hazelnut cream, wafer ...0 and has since gained worldwide recognition for its unique combination of milk chocolate, hazelnut cream, and wafer.
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  • ...ter and sweeter. [[White chocolate]] is made from cocoa butter, sugar, and milk, but contains no cocoa solids.
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  • ...aged for a minimum of 60 days, but can be aged for up to a year for a more intense flavor. [[Category:Sheep's-milk cheeses]]
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  • ...as [[pasta filata]] process, begins with the formation of [[curd]] from [[milk]]. The curd is then cut into small pieces and heated to a high temperature, ...la]] is a soft, white cheese that originated in Italy. It is made from the milk of water buffalos or cows. Mozzarella is known for its mild flavor and elas
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