Mihalic Peyniri is Turkey's quintessential grating cheese, prized for its hard, crumbly texture and intense saltiness from a dry-salting process lasting at least 3 months. Produced in Bursa, it boasts a moisture content of just 35%, making it 20% denser than #5 Ezine Peyniri. This cheese excels over pasta and salads, where its sharp bite adds depth; it is also a common substitute for Parmesan in Turkish kitchens. Its production volume reaches 1,200 tons annually, yet its aging potential extends up to 12 months, intensifying flavor beyond the average aging cheese.

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