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What is Mozzarella di bufala?
Pronounced /moht-sah-REL-lah dee BOO-fah-lah/
Definition
Mozzarella di bufala is fresh mozzarella made from water-buffalo milk, associated with Campania.
It is moister and richer than cow's-milk mozzarella and is usually served fresh.
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