Soft Italian Cheeses
Burrata
Mozzarella
Marscarpone
Stracchatella
Ricotta
Semi-Soft Italian Cheeses
Gorgonzola
Fontina
Taleggio
Scamorza
Hard Italian Cheeses
Pecorino
Grana Padano
https://www.italyfoodies.com/blog/popular-italian-cheese-types
https://www.italynow.com/blog/5-famous-italian-cheeses/
https://www.kitchenstories.com/en/stories/the-complete-guide-to-italian-cheeses-and-the-13-kinds-to-know
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