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How does the taste of a burrata made of buffalo milk differ from the taste of a burrata made of cow milk?

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burrata:

Burrata (Italian:\[burˈrata\]) is an Italian cow's milk (occasionally buffalo milkcheese made from mozzarella and cream.[1]

How does the taste of a burrata made of buffalo milk differ from the taste of a burrata made of cow milk?


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Buffalo milk burrata is richer, creamier and slightly sweeter, while cow milk burrata is lighter, milder and less intense in flavor, with a more delicate creaminess.

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Burrata made from buffalo milk is creamier, richer, and slightly tangier, while cow milk burrata is milder, softer and has a more delicate, buttery flavor. Texture is also silkier in buffalo milk.

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