One of the symbols of Greek gastronomy is without a doubt feta, a cheese that stands out for its particularly salty taste and, at the same time, for its rather reduced consistency, which is produced from sheep's milk and, in in some cases, also adding a part of goat's milk, equal to about a fifth. Feta has obtained the protected designation of origin from the European Union, and is an integral part of a large number of Hellenic specialties, first of all, the Greek salad or alternatively also together with ouzo.