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Mengen Cheese is a traditional cheese variety produced within the borders of the Mengen district of Turkey's Bolu province, protected by a geographical indication (Designation of Origin). This low-fat and semi-hard cheese resembles kaşar cheese with its light yellow color, cylindrical form, and appearance. According to historical records, especially in Ottoman salnames (provincial yearbooks) from the early 20th century (1916 Independent Bolu Sanjak Salname, 1921-1925 Bolu Liva Salname), it is st

Karaman Divle Obruğu Tulum Peyniri is a traditional tulum cheese produced in the village of Üçharman (Divle) and surrounding villages in the Ayrancı district of Karaman province, using milk from goats, sheep and cows that are entirely fed on natural pastures. The milk is blended in specific proportions and aged in a unique cave system. This cheese was officially registered as a geographical indication by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office on 8 December 2017 under the name “Karaman Divle Obr

Atlantı Dededağ Tulum Peyniri is a traditional tulum cheese produced within the geographical boundaries of the Atlantı neighborhood in the Kadınhanı district of Konya province. The product is made from raw sheep’s milk; the curd is boiled at 100°C, mixed with rock salt, and pressed into leather sacks. The cheese derives its name from the Atlantı Plain, located within its geographical boundary, and the adjacent Dededağ mountain. It was officially registered as a geographical indication on 26.01.2

Pizza is a widely consumed food around the world and can be prepared in various forms across different cultures. It is typically made by placing basic ingredients such as tomato sauce and cheese on a leavened dough base and baking it. Originating in Italy, pizza has become an important part of modern gastronomy, especially through traditional recipes developed in the Naples region. Over time, pizza has evolved in both production techniques and ingredient diversity, and it is served in different

Sakarya Abhaz (Abaza) Cheese is a semi-hard, full-fat cheese produced in the province of Sakarya from cow’s milk. Following an application by the Sakarya Chamber of Commerce and Industry, it was officially registered on 3 May 2021 by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office under registration number 746 as a "Geographical Indication".Physical and Sensory CharacteristicsThe cheese has a dense and smooth internal structure. Its color is white and its hardness is classified as semi-hard. Sensory ana

Kargı tulum cheese is a traditional, full-fat, semi-hard cheese produced exclusively in the Kargı district of Çorum Province, Türkiye, using cow, sheep, and goat milk separately. The milk is sourced from animals grazing on the region’s rich vegetation, and the cheese is prepared using traditional methods and aged for at least four months. Its pale yellow color, high fat content, distinctive aroma, and presentation in specially crafted sheepskin sacks distinguish it from other cheeses.Geographica

Bergama Tulum Cheese is a full-fat, semi-hard, and porous cheese produced in the Bergama district of İzmir Province, particularly from the milk of cows, sheep, and goats grazing on the Kozak Plateau. Only cow’s milk or specific mixtures of cow, sheep, and goat milk may be used in its production. This cheese has its origins among the Yörüks, who migrated from Central Asia and settled in the Bergama region. Today, it is matured using the brine method in tin containers and derives its distinctive a

Balıkesir, Kepsut district’s Bükdere Neighborhood is synonymous with Kepsut Bükdere Molded Katık Cheese, a traditional cheese variety produced using time-honored methods and possessing unique characteristics.This product was registered as a geographical indication on 03.01.2025 by the Balıkesir Metropolitan Municipality. Its distinguishing feature lies in the special method of preparing the leather sacks used during the ripening process, which are made from oak bark. Kepsut Bükdere Molded Katık

Kars Cheese Museum is the first thematic cheese museum in Türkiye dedicated solely to one subject. Cheese has held an important place in human nutrition throughout history. This museum was established to educate visitors about how different cheeses produced in Kars are made and how they have evolved from the past to the present. Visiting this museum means witnessing firsthand the journey of milk transforming into delicious cheese.Where Is It Located and What Kind of Place Is It?The Kars Cheese M

Chabichou du Poitou AOP is a goat cheese specific to the Poitou region of France. Chabichou du Poitou AOP is a soft, white and unpressed goat cheese made from raw and pure goat milk. Its characteristic shape is a small truncated cone, known in French as a “bonde” (plug or stopper), approximately 6 cm in height, with an average weight of 120 grams and a milk fat content of 45%. The rind is thin and ivory-colored, with small wrinkles on its surface.Geographical Origin and Legal StatusChabichou du