Allowedyellow zoneor orange

Mish (Egyptian fermented cheese)المش

Mish (aged brined cheese) · al-mish

Mish (Egyptian fermented cheese) (المش, Mish (aged brined cheese)) is allowed in Nidam al-Tayyibat (homemade, without chili; watch salt tolerance). Category: dairy and cheese.

homemade, without chili; watch salt tolerance

Status
Allowed
Zone
Yellow zone — daily, with caution (or orange zone — every 2 days to weekly according to another source)
Category
Dairy and cheese
Condition
homemade, without chili; watch salt tolerance
Regional names
Egyptian specialty, no equivalent in Morocco/France
Reliability
Medium — partial sources
The system’s position

What Nidam al-Tayyibat says

Mish, a cheese fermented in brine for months, is allowed by the system by virtue of its long fermentation. The method nevertheless asks people to watch for reactions because of its high salt content and the spices sometimes added.

Sources differ: Tier jaune/orange selon la source ; source unique détaillée.

For comparison

What conventional nutrition says

Mish is very salty and rich in fermented proteins; artisanal preparations carry a variable microbiological risk.

This is not medical advice

This database documents the classification of foods as taught by Nidam al-Tayyibat. It does not reflect official nutritional guidelines and does not replace the advice of a doctor or a dietitian. Never change or stop a treatment based on this website.

The complete palette, explained in the Tayyibat guide

17 free pages (in French): an introduction to the palette, the two-hour rule and the eleven daily rules.

Classification sources: altayebaat.com · updated 10/12/2026