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  Asadero [ah-sah-DEH-roh], which means "roaster" or "broiler," has good melting properties and becomes softly stringy when heated. A braided, semi-soft, white, string-type, cows milk, Mexican cheese also called Oaxaco. This Hispanic-style cheese of cheese is used on sandwiches or melted on cooked foods, including pizza and nachos. It is a stretched curd cheese, kneaded then formed into a  which is plunged in brine for several minutes. It's name comes from the name of state in which it originates. It is a kind of pasta filata cheese and it is produced in different shapes and weights.
 
  Aging Period Color Texture Flavor Purchase Unit
Asadero Cheese  3-6 months white Stringy Milky and a little sweet different shapes and weights

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