Article: Cheese that's complex and rich? It's in the mix.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)

Byline: Laura Werlin

They are the creme de la creme, the embodiment of everything we are drawn to in a good cheese: creamy, rich, complex and memorable. Their only ordinary characteristic is their collective name: mixed milk cheeses.

In a mixed milk cheese, cow's milk might be combined with sheep's milk to create the cheese equivalent of butter. Goat's milk can be mixed with cow's milk to bring together the former's tangy, aromatic and creamy qualities with the cow's milk's characteristic sweetness and richness. In Italy, Rocchetta _ a cheese from the Veneto _ is a soft, creamy cheese that might be made with two milks (due latte) or three (tres latte). ...

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