Photos from open sources Let’s start with the main thing: in response to sanctions against Russia with parties to the EU, she, in turn, banned the import into her country from Western Europe some types of agricultural products, for example cheeses. And what, the Russians were left without gourmet Italian cheeses?
It turns out that their production was immediately established in Russia itself, moreover, even the monks of the Valaam monastery, which are served today in this plan is an example to all Russian manufacturers. Karelian novices underwent special training in Moscow (Institute of Dairy production), then went to practice in the Italian commune San Daniele del Friuli. As a result of this, they learned to do gourmet cheeses such as bianca, ricotta, caccotta, mozzarella and some others. Moreover, cheeses from Russian monks are obtained even better than those brought by dealers in Russia.
As noted by Sergey Ivanov – head of the presidential administration Russian Federation, import restrictions had to be done already for a long time, since it stimulates Russian manufacturers. If today even the monks set an example in this, then to agricultural producers just ashamed to keep up with them.
Meanwhile, the novices of the Valaam Monastery are enjoying delicious cheeses, and even sell them throughout Karelia. It is for you, grandmother, and sanctions against Russia …
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