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DairyOs Halloumi Cheese
Country of Origin
Georgia
About this Product
DairyOs Halloumi Cheese is a premium, semi-hard cheese renowned for its unique ability to hold shape when grilled or fried, making it a star ingredient in Mediterranean and global cuisine. Made from a blend of fresh cow’s, sheep’s, or goat’s milk, this cheese boasts a salty, savory flavor and a satisfyingly firm texture. DairyOs Halloumi is crafted using traditional methods, free from artificial additives, and perfect for vegetarians. Whether pan-seared, added to salads, or served as a standalone appetizer, it’s a versatile and indulgent choice for food lovers. Packaged in vacuum-sealed, portion-controlled blocks, it ensures freshness and convenience.
Selling Points
- Unique Grilling and Frying Properties: Retains its shape when cooked, offering a crispy exterior and soft interior—ideal for grilling, frying, or barbecuing. Appeals to chefs, foodies, and health-conscious consumers seeking versatile, restaurant-quality ingredients.
- Premium Quality and Authenticity: Made using traditional methods with a blend of fresh milk, ensuring an authentic Mediterranean taste and texture. Justifies premium pricing and attracts retailers targeting gourmet or specialty food aisles.
- Vegetarian-Friendly and High-Protein
- A protein-rich, vegetarian cheese that aligns with plant-based and flexitarian dietary trends.
- Clean-Label and Natural Ingredients: Free from artificial preservatives, colors, or flavors, meeting clean-label demands. Appeals to health-conscious shoppers and retailers prioritizing transparency.
- Growing Popularity of Mediterranean Cuisine: The Mediterranean food market is growing at XX% annually, driven by consumer interest in global flavors. Positions the product as a trendy, high-demand item in retail and foodservice channels.
- Competitive Pricing with Strong Margins: Premium positioning at accessible price points, ensuring profitability for distributors and retailers. High margins and repeat purchases due to its versatility and culinary appeal.
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