A traditional Sardinian delicacy, maggot cheese, or casu marzu, is a sheep’s milk cheese intentionally infested with live maggots to ferment its fats. It is typically spread on bread or eaten with red wine, offering a pungent, creamy texture. Adventurous food enthusiasts and cultural preservationists benefit from its unique, though risky, gastronomic heritage.
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