Varieties
There are two main varieties according to the form given to the cheese:
- Troncado/Atroncáu (Trunk): With a form like a bishop's mitre or inverted flowerpot from the mold used to drain the cheese.
- Trapo/Trapu (Rag/Cloth): Rounded like a chestnut with the form given by the cloth bag used to drain the cheese.
and whether or not paprika is added:
- Blanco/Blancu (White): Without paprika.
- Roxu/Rojo (Red): With paprika and/or cayenne.
Depending on the length the cheese has been aged it can be:
- Cured
- Semi-cured
- Soft
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