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Mató is an unsalted fresh Spanish cheese, meant to be eaten the same day that it is made. It looks a bit like Cottage Cheese, Ricotta or a Curd Cheese.
It originated in Catalonia. It was made in the past from goat's milk, because no one could afford cows, but now it is made from cow's milk as well. It was made by the poor as well as by the monks at Montserrat.
When mixed with honey to make a dessert, the dish is called Mel y mató (or mel i mató, depending which dialect you favour).
Substitutes
Curd Cheese, drained, pressed Cottage Cheese, Ricotta.
Also called:  Mató (Spanish)
Other entries for Fresh Cheeses
Cottage Cheese, Cream Cheese, Curd Cheese, Fresh Cheeses, Fromage Blanc Cheese, Fromage Frais, Mascarpone Cheese, Mató Cheese, Neufchâtel Cheese, Panela Cheese, Pot Cheese, Quark Cheese, Queso Blanco Cheese, Queso Fresco, Queso Quesadilla, Requesón Cheese, Ricotta Cheese, Yoghurt Cheese, Zufi Cheese
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Other entries for Dairy
Butterfat, Butter, Milk, Nondairy Topping
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