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Chhurpi is a traditional cheese made from yak or cow's milk, it is known for its dense, firm texture & unique, pungent flavor, Chhurpi is beloved delicacy among local communities, especially in the high-altitude areas where it’s a major part of the diet. Chhurpi is also highly valued for nutritional content.
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Chhurpi has a cultural staple with a rich history and tradition in the Himalayan region with its high protein, calcium, and nutrient content, it offers multiple health benefits while serving as a delicious, energy-boosting snack. Chhurpi is a traditional cheese made from yak or cow's milk, it is known for its dense, firm texture and unique, pungent flavor, Chhurpi is a beloved delicacy among local communities, especially in the high-altitude areas where it’s a major part of the diet.

Key Features:
Traditional: Chhurpi is a cheese made from yak or cow's milk, popular in the Himalayan regions like Nepal, Tibet, and parts of India.
Hard Chhurpi: Aged, dry, and chewy, often consumed by chewing for long periods.
Production Process: Chhurpi is made by fermenting milk, curdling it, and then pressing out the whey. It’s dried or aged for several days to months.
High in Nutrients: Chhurpi is rich in protein, calcium, vitamins (A, D), and minerals like magnesium, iron, and zinc.
Energy Boosting: The high-fat content provides a sustained energy source, ideal for people in physically demanding or high-altitude environments.
Health Benefits: Supports bone health due to its calcium content and improves oral health by strengthening teeth and gums when chewed, especially in the hard variety.
Versatile Usage: Hard Chhurpi is chewed as a snack or used in rice dishes, stews, and soups.
Long Shelf Life: The hard variety has a long shelf life, making it ideal for storage without refrigeration.
Cultural Significance: Chhurpi is a part of the local cuisine, often shared during festivals and special occasions as a symbol of hospitality and tradition.

Where can I buy Chhurpi in Japan?
You can buy Chhurpi in Japan at Rara Market and buy online through the website: www.raramarket.jp or visit the store at Motomachi Plaza 601-E, Motomachi Dori 2, Chome-9-1, Chuo-Ku, Kobe-Shi, Hyogo-Ken.

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