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Swiss Mascarpone

Say it: mas-kar-POH-neh [maskarˈpoːne]

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Cheese profile

  • MildBold
  • SoftFirm
  • HomebodyExplorer
  • SoloFondue crowd
  • ClassicWild

The real cheese facts

Milk
Double cream
Type
Fresh cream speciality, heated, homogenised and filled hot

Source: api.swissmilk.ch · Last checked 28.10.2026

Taste and texture

Soft and very creamy. Its texture comes mostly from milk fat, unlike most fresh cheeses, which get theirs from milk proteins.

How to eat it

Use it like other cream specialities: on bread, in desserts or stirred into sauces.

Did you know?

Strictly speaking, mascarpone is not made the way cheese usually is. Double cream is mixed with a thickener, heated, homogenised and filled while it is still hot.

Mascarpone or Rahmkäse?

Mascarpone is made from double cream and is ready as soon as it is filled. Rahmkäse is a ripened cheese with extra cream, so it needs time in the cellar first.

More about Swiss Rahmkäse →

How to keep it

Keep it closed in the fridge and eat it within a few days of opening.

Questions about Swiss Mascarpone

Is mascarpone a cheese?

It counts as a fresh cream speciality, but it is not made the way a typical cheese is.

What is mascarpone made from?

From double cream.

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