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Tetilla

Tetilla is a soft cow's-milk cheese from Galicia, instantly recognisable by its breast-like conical shape that gives it its name. Made from local cow's milk, it is mild, creamy and lightly tangy, aged only a few weeks. It holds a DOP as Queixo Tetilla.

View full recipe →105 kcal · small wedge (~30g)
105
Calories
6g
Protein
1g
Carbs
8g
Fat

Approximate, per small wedge (~30g). Values vary by recipe and portion.

Where it comes from

Tetilla is a soft cow's-milk cheese from Galicia, instantly recognisable by its breast-like conical shape that gives it its name. Made from local cow's milk, it is mild, creamy and lightly tangy, aged only a few weeks. It holds a DOP as Queixo Tetilla.

Where to eat Tetilla

0 restaurants worldwide serve it.

The variants

Tetilla DOP

Classic soft, pale, mild cone-shaped cheese.

Arzúa-Ulloa

Related Galician cow's-milk cheese, rounder and equally creamy.

Tetilla Curada

Aged longer for a firmer body and stronger flavour.

Cook it yourself

  • Tetilla

    Queixo Tetilla is Galicia's gentle, creamy cow's-milk cheese, known as much for its conical shape as its mild, buttery tang. Making a young version at home is an accessible introduction to soft-cheese making.