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[[Image:Tomino del Talucco cheese.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Tomino del Talucco cheese]]
[[Image:Tomino del Talucco cheese.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Tomino del Talucco cheese]]
'''Region''':  Piemonte
'''Region''':  Piemonte
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'''Raw material''':  [[Goats' milk]] or a mix of [[Cows|cows]]' and [[Goats|goats]]' [[Milk|milk]], [[Rennet|rennet]], [[Salt|salt]].
'''Raw material''':  [[Goats' milk]] or a mix of [[Cows|cows]]' and [[Goats|goats]]' [[Milk|milk]], [[Rennet|rennet]], [[Salt|salt]].


'''Characteristics''':  The weight of each form is 50-100 g. The rind is noneexistent if the tomino is fresh, thin and hard if seasoned, with a reddish colour. Paste is elegant, soft and moist, chalk white. The taste is delicate and [[Lactic|lactic]] for the fresh tominos; more intense and goaty in the aged forms.  
'''Characteristics''':  The weight of each form is 50-100 g. The rind is nonexistent if the tomino is fresh, thin and hard if seasoned, with a reddish colour. Paste is elegant, soft and moist, chalk white. The taste is delicate and [[Lactic|lactic]] for the fresh tominos; more intense and goaty in the aged forms.  


'''Area of production''':  The slopes of Pinerolese, in the Province of Torino, particularly Talucco (district of Pinerolo) and St. Pietro Val Lemina.
'''Area of production''':  The slopes of Pinerolese, in the Province of Torino, particularly Talucco (district of Pinerolo) and St. Pietro Val Lemina.