Originating from the Po Valley in northern Italy, Grana Padano follows strict traditional methods, ensuring its authenticity and quality. It shares similarities with Parmigiano Reggiano, though it is typically milder, creamier, and slightly less salty, making it a versatile ingredient in both cooking and cheeseboards.
Grana Padano is perfect for grating over pasta, risottos, and salads, or enjoyed in chunks with balsamic vinegar, fresh fruit, and wine. Its balance of sweetness and savoury depth makes it a staple in Italian cuisine and an excellent choice for those who love aged cheeses with a refined yet approachable profile.
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