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Delectable and wide-ranging, classic Italian cheeses have uses stretching far beyond the traditional applications. From soft cheeses like fresh mozzarella and mascarpone to hard cheeses like Parmigiano-Reggiano, there’s an Arrezzio cheese to enhance every recipe. Deliver outstanding versatility and try them in menu offerings for any time of day – ricotta pancakes at breakfast; salads, sandwiches, or savory vegetable gratins at lunch or dinner; or goat cheese panna cotta or tiramisu for dessert.

Olive Oil


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Olive oil is a highly prized Italian ingredient and indispensable in the kitchen, no matter the cuisine. From top tier quality to those providing more value for large-scale applications, the Arrezzio family of olive oils offers various culinary uses and price points to satisfy specific needs.



Grades of Olive Oil
EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL:




Commonly referred to as “first cold press,” EVOO is the highest grade of olive oil that’s pressed with no heat or chemicals.

Hot Uses: Medium heat applications that crave an olive flavor – sautéing, slow roasting, and oil poaching.

Cold Uses: Finishing oil, dips, dressings, and marinades.
OLIVE OIL:
Also referred to as classic or pure olive oil, this blend is naturally nonGMO and contains refined olive oil and up to 20% EVOO added for flavor purposes.
Hot Uses: High heat applications such as sautéing, stir-frying, roasting, and searing.
Cold Uses: Dressings, pesto herb oils, and marinades.
OLIVE POMACE OIL:



The most economical grade, this blend features refined olive oil that’s chemically extracted from the seeds and skins of the olive. It’s naturally non-GMO, blended with olive oil, and refined with high heat and solvents.
Hot Uses: High heat applications such as sautéing, frying, searing, and grilling.
Cold Uses: Not recommended due to bitter flavors.