Is asiago vegan?
Asiago is a non-vegan food ingredient.
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So, what is asiago?
Asiago is a semi-hard Italian cheese that originated from the Asiago plateau in Veneto, Italy. Made with cow's milk, this cheese is aged for varying lengths of time, resulting in different flavor profiles. Young asiago has a mild, buttery taste and a smooth texture, while aged asiago becomes sharper and more crumbly with hints of nuttiness. Asiago is often used as a table cheese or grated over pasta dishes, salads, and pizzas. Its versatility and distinct flavor make it a popular ingredient in various cuisines around the world.
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