Italian archaeologists discovered what could be the oldest piece of cheese in the world in a cemetery in Sakkara, according to Italian news site Fanpage. A team from the Universities of Cairo and Catania found the 3,200-year-old delicacy, which they say is a mix of goat, cow, and sheep’s milk.
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