The "Fior di Latte" is an absolutely typical product and a fundamental part of the Southern Italy dairy tradition. Mozzarella is obtained from the curdling of fresh cow's milk brought to 35 degrees, so the addition of natural rennet to form the curd. The cow's milk mozzarella is pinned every day by the diary master following the Apulian artisanal tradition using a stick and a tub, everything is immersed in draining tanks for the ooze obtaining a paste ready for the pinning. The "Fior di latte" shape is variable: round, nodino, braid depending on the origin. The Nodini: these are little "Fior di latte" mozzarella typical of Apulia, hand shaped they seems like a little knot. They have an harder paste endowed with a great grade of elasticity. The "Fior di latte" Mozzarella has a sweet but delicate taste, the best siding is with a mature tomato and 2 leaves of fresh basil realizing a great Caprese, but it is also perfect to but directly cut on a pizza. Bocconcini Fior di latte: the have a bright and homogeneous skin, white milk colored. The paste is soft and lightly elastic. When it is cut it releases a milky liquid, they represent the perfect starter.