The Difference Between 12 Month and 120 Month Parmesan Cheese | What’s Eating Dan?



Have you ever tried Parmesan that was aged for 10 years? Neither has Dan, but he knows a lot about it, and he can tell you exactly what happens on a scientific level the longer your Parm has been left to age.

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  1. So the difference between 12 month and 120 month is…that it's aged ten times as long? Like you explain how aging changes the cheese, and you read someone else's flowery and not even remotely useful description. But you couldn't get 120 month parmesan for any testing or tasting? The title is misleading.

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