Article: A world treasure Parmigiano-Reggiano brings wonderful touch to Italian food

Pass the Parmesan, please.But wait! When you sprinkle that grated cheese on your pasta, are you using the real thing or a common imitation? They are as different as Champagne and light beer.

Parmigiano-Reggiano is the name bestowed upon a unique Parmesan, one of the world's most highly prized cheeses. Once tasted, its aroma, slightly fruity flavor and grainy texture are never forgotten. It is a cheese that is so nutritious and so easy to digest that Italian mothers often sprinkle it on rice cereal as one of baby's first foods.

Parmigiano-Reggiano is produced in a small, quality-controlled, five-county zone in the province of Emilia in Northern Italy. By law, the production zone is a ...

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