Saloio facts for kids
Quick facts for kids  |
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| Traded as | Food company |
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| Headquarters | Portugal |
| Products | Cheese Requeijão |
The word Saloio describes someone who lives in the countryside, away from a big city. Long ago, it was used for people living in the rural areas around Lisbon, the capital of Portugal.
Today, "Saloio" is also the name of a special cheese!
Saloio Cheese
This cheese is made by a company from the Ponte do Rol region in Portugal. This area is about 50 kilometers (31 miles) north of Lisbon.
What is Saloio Cheese Made From?
Saloio cheese is made from sheep's milk. It is a firm cheese, meaning it's not soft or crumbly. What makes it unique is that it has no salt added!
How Does Saloio Cheese Look?
This cheese is usually served in small cylinder shapes. Each cylinder is about 5 centimeters (2 inches) wide and 6 centimeters (2.4 inches) high. It's a tasty treat from the Portuguese countryside!
See also
In Spanish: Saloio (queso) for kids
