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So, what is cuajo ovino?
Cuajo ovino, also known as sheep rennet, is a natural enzyme used in the production of cheese. Obtained from the stomach lining of young sheep, cuajo ovino is a traditional and time-tested method for coagulating milk and separating the curds from the whey. It contains chymosin, which breaks down the protein in milk and helps to form a solid curd. This essential ingredient is prized by artisanal cheese makers for its ability to produce high-quality cheese with a unique flavor and texture. Cuajo ovino is a crucial component in the creation of many famous cheeses, such as Roquefort, Pecorino Romano, and Manchego.
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