Cheese with tiny maggots in it? Why the ‘outlawed’ ‘maggot cheese’ is still Sardinia’s popular local delicacy

Casu marzu, a Sardinian sheep’s milk cheese, contains live maggots and is a centuries-old delicacy. This unique cheese is produced by allowing cheese flies to lay eggs in pecorino cheese. The larvae break down the cheese, creating a spreadable texture and pungent aroma. European food laws have banned its sale due to health concerns and production methods.
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