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Frequently asked questions
What is cotija cheese?
Cotija cheese is a firm, crumbly Mexican cheese known for its salty, tangy flavor. It’s often used as a topping.
Does cotija cheese melt when cooked?
Cotija does not melt like mozzarella or cheddar; it softens slightly but retains its crumbly texture.
Can I freeze cotija cheese?
Yes, you can freeze cotija cheese. Wrap it tightly and use within 2–3 months for best flavor and texture.
Is cotija cheese similar to feta?
Yes, both are crumbly and salty, but cotija has a sharper, tangier flavor and is firmer.
Is there a substitute for cotija cheese?
If unavailable, you can substitute with feta cheese or Parmesan for a similar texture and saltiness.
How do I crumble cotija cheese?
Simply use your hands or a fork to crumble cotija cheese into small pieces for topping dishes.
What does cotija cheese taste like?
It has a salty, tangy, and savory flavor with a firm, crumbly texture.
Where can I buy cotija cheese?
You can buy it at MasGusto! Latino Market, www.masgusto.com.
How do I use cotija cheese in cooking?
Cotija cheese is commonly crumbled over tacos, salads, elote (Mexican street corn), beans, and soups.
How long does cotija cheese last in the refrigerator?
Unopened cotija cheese usually lasts for several weeks. After opening, consume within 1–2 weeks for best quality.
What dishes are traditional for cotija cheese?
It is often used in Mexican dishes like elote, enchiladas, tostadas, and refried beans.
How do I store cotija cheese after opening?
Store cotija cheese in an airtight container or tightly wrapped in the refrigerator to prevent it from drying out.
Is cotija cheese used fresh or aged?
Cotija cheese can be found both fresh (milky and slightly soft) or aged (harder and more crumbly), with both commonly used in cooking.
Is cotija cheese lactose free?
Cotija cheese contains some lactose but is generally lower in lactose than many fresh cheeses due to the aging process.
Can I use cotija cheese on pizza or pasta?
Yes, cotija cheese can be used as a finishing crumble on pizza or pasta for extra flavor.
Where can I buy cotija cheese around me?
You can buy it now on the MasGusto! Latino Market App and get it delivered to your home as fast as tomorrow.
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