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Crumbled Feta Cheese

Crumbled Feta Cheese

Crumbled Feta Cheese arrives already broken down into small, ready-to-use pieces, so a kitchen can go stra... Read more
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Crumbled Feta Cheese arrives already broken down into small, ready-to-use pieces, so a kitchen can go straight from the case to the salad, the pizza, or the spinach filling without cutting, crumbling, or draining a block. Feta's sharp, salty, tangy bite is what makes it a menu staple in salads, pastries, and pizzas, and buying it crumbled turns it into a scoop-and-go ingredient. Baker's Authority sells it refrigerated by the 10 LB case and offers it in bulk and wholesale quantities for restaurants, bakeries, pizzerias, caterers, and institutional kitchens.


What It Is

This is feta cheese that has been crumbled into small, irregular pieces and packed in a 10 LB foodservice case. Feta is a white, brine-cured cheese with a crumbly texture and a pronounced salty, tangy flavor. In the crumbled form the cheese is dry to the touch and loose, which lets it be measured by weight or by scoop and distributed evenly across a tray of product rather than landing in large chunks.


Flavor and Texture

Feta has a bright, salty, slightly sour flavor with a clean lactic finish. The texture is firm and crumbly rather than creamy, and the small pieces hold their shape when heated: they soften and brown at the edges without running or turning into a smooth melt, which is exactly what a pizza topping, a stuffed pastry, or a baked egg dish wants. Cold, the crumbles stay distinct in a salad and give each bite a hit of salt and tang against greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, olives, or watermelon.


Culinary Uses

Crumbled feta is a finishing and filling cheese that shows up across Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and American menus:

  • Greek salads, grain bowls, and composed salads
  • Spanakopita, tiropita, borek, and other spinach or cheese pastries
  • Pizza, flatbread, and focaccia toppings
  • Omelets, frittatas, quiche, and egg bakes
  • Pasta, orzo, and roasted vegetable dishes
  • Savory scones, muffins, and stuffed breads
  • Dips, spreads, and whipped feta

For bakeries, the crumbled format is the practical one: it folds into a spinach filling or a savory dough in seconds, spreads evenly over a sheet of flatbread, and needs no prep station time. Because feta carries a lot of salt on its own, most formulas that use it need little or no added salt.


Dietary Information

This cheese contains milk.


Storage and Handling

Keep refrigerated. Keep the case sealed and use a clean, dry scoop each time, since crumbled cheese picks up odors and moisture from the walk-in more easily than a block does. Add it to hot dishes at the end of cooking or as a topping before baking so the crumbles stay whole.


Bulk and Wholesale Options

Sold by the case of 10 LB, with a case weight of 12 LB, and shipped refrigerated. Bulk and wholesale quantities are available for high-volume production, and the 10 LB size is a good fit for operations that run feta across several menu items every day.


Product Identifier

Item Number: D-13066


Key Takeaways

  • Feta cheese, pre-crumbled and ready to use straight from the case
  • Sharp, salty, tangy flavor with a firm, crumbly texture that holds up to heat
  • Suited to salads, spinach and cheese pastries, pizza, egg dishes, pasta, and savory baked goods
  • Contains milk
  • Keep refrigerated and sealed
  • Case of 10 LB, 12 LB, available in bulk and wholesale

FAQ

Does crumbled feta cheese melt?
Crumbled feta cheese softens and browns when heated but does not melt into a smooth, stretchy layer the way mozzarella or cheddar does. Its high acidity and low fat content keep the protein structure intact, so the pieces stay visible on a pizza or in a pastry. For a creamier result, feta can be blended with cream cheese, yogurt, or olive oil before heating.
Can crumbled feta cheese be frozen?
Crumbled feta cheese can be frozen for several months in a sealed container, though the texture comes out drier and more crumbly after thawing. That change matters little in cooked applications such as pastries, pizzas, and egg dishes, so freezing is a reasonable way to hold part of a large case. Thaw it in the refrigerator and use it within a few days.
How can crumbled feta cheese be made less salty?
Crumbled feta cheese loses some of its salt when it is rinsed briefly under cold water or soaked in fresh water or milk for a few minutes and then drained. Because the crumbles are small, a short soak is enough; leaving them longer washes out flavor along with salt.
What is the difference between crumbled feta and block feta?
Crumbled feta and block feta are the same cheese in two formats. Block feta is usually packed in brine, which keeps it moist and extends its shelf life, and it can be sliced, cubed, or crumbled to order. Crumbled feta is drained and broken up before packing, trading some moisture and shelf life for speed and consistent portioning in a busy kitchen.
What cheese can substitute for crumbled feta cheese?
Crumbled feta cheese can be replaced with cotija, ricotta salata, or a mild goat cheese when a salty, crumbly cheese is needed, and with queso fresco when a milder, softer result is wanted. None matches feta's tang exactly, so a squeeze of lemon or a splash of vinegar helps close the gap in salads and fillings.