Formed into a smooth ball, the center of the&nbsp;cheese is stuffed with stringy&nbsp;shards of mozzarella called stracciatella and a few drops of cream.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-08-07 00:48:53">August 7, 2024 at 12:48 a.m.</time>

Formed into a smooth ball, the center of the cheese is stuffed with stringy shards of mozzarella called stracciatella and a few drops of cream.{ai:summary}<p>In a dim-lit back room of the culinary underworld, cheese spins a tantalizing tale. Stracciatella—the heart of the matter—oozes with obsession, laden with creamy whispers that tempt even the best of them. </p><p>They say it’s just cheese, but in this city, nothing is ever that simple. #culture</p>

You burrata try this luscious Italian cheese

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