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Ağrı tulum cheese is a semi-soft, full-fat cheese produced from raw milk obtained from Akkaraman and Morkaraman sheep and cattle raised in Ağrı province, mixed in specific proportions (approximately 90–95% sheep milk and 5–10% cow milk). It is made using commercial rennet yeast without any commercial starter culture. The production process includes coagulation, draining of the curd in cotton bags after salting, and then pressing it tightly into goat-skin sacks or plastic containers for maturatio

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

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