

‘La Casa dei Formaggi’ means ‘the house of the cheeses’, where artisanal cheeses are crafted from raw cow’s milk. By blending the cheese-making styles of Piemonte in Northern Italy with the fresh high quality milk of Piedmont in North Carolina, these cheeses offer a unique mix of tradition and local taste. Using raw milk ensures that the quality and flavor of the milk pass intact from the pasture to the cheeses. The milk used travels under 25 miles starting from Chapel Hill Creamery, where Jersey cows enjoy a pasture-based diet (no hormones or pesticides). The cheeses made at La Casa dei Formaggi combine milk, cultures, rennet and salt and are then aged from 2 to 12 months.
Product outlets:
Hillsborough Farmers Market
Mail Order?
Not at this time.
Products:
Il Duca: raw milk semi-hard cheeses, aged from 2 to 12 months
Duchessa: raw milk semi-hard cheeses, aged from 2 to 6 months
Paesano: raw milk semi-soft cheese, aged from 2 to 4 month
Durham Blu: raw milk blue cheese in the style of Gorgonzola dolce
Seasonal cheese:
Toro ubriaco (drunken bull): raw milk semi-soft cheese aged for 1-2 months in grape skins
Pepe nero: raw milk semi-hard cheese with black pepper
Mille spezie: raw milk semi-hard cheese with Jamaican pepper
Aromatico: raw milk semi-hard cheese combined with green dry herbs
Contact information:
Alessandra Trompeo
La Casa dei Formaggi
3409 Cromwell Rd
Durham NC 27705
Phone (919) 403-8775
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