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• Sharp cheddar cheese
  ...se|Cheddar]], resulting in a more pronounced and complex flavor. The term "sharp" refers to the strong, tangy taste that distinguishes it from milder variet ...create a denser cheese with a distinctive flavor. The longer the cheese is aged, the sharper it becomes.
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• Vermont cheddar
  ...and high quality, which is a result of the unique dairy farming practices and the natural environment of Vermont. .... Today, Vermont Cheddar is produced by both small artisanal cheese makers and larger commercial dairies.
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• Cheddar cheese
  ...ar]] in [[Somerset]], cheeses of this style are produced beyond the region and in several countries around the world. [[File:Somerset-Cheddar.jpg|right|thumb|Cheddar cheese]]
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• Cheddar
  | name = Cheddar | image = Cheddar cheese.jpg
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• Coleraine cheddar
  ...cheese variety in the United Kingdom and is known for its distinct flavor and texture. ...ther varieties available at the time. The cheese quickly gained popularity and became a staple in many households in Northern Ireland.
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• Cracker Barrel (cheese)
  ...y years. In this article, we will explore the history, production process, and various types of Cracker Barrel cheese. ...lity products and friendly atmosphere. The brand quickly gained popularity and became synonymous with high-quality cheese.
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• Scottish cheeses
  ...re modern, innovative creations. This article explores the history, types, and notable examples of Scottish cheeses. ...heese-making in Scotland has been influenced by both the local environment and historical connections with other European cheese-making regions.
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• Coleraine Cheddar
  == Coleraine Cheddar == ...y Londonderry]], [[Northern Ireland]]. It is known for its distinct flavor and high-quality craftsmanship.
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• List of British cheeses
  ...s perhaps the most famous British cheese. It is a hard, aged cheese with a sharp, tangy flavor. ...he "King of Cheeses", Stilton is a blue cheese with a rich, creamy texture and a distinctive tangy flavor.
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• Betty crocker 1950s welsh rarebit (recipe)
  |Ingredients=sharp cheddar cheese,milk,dry mustard,Worcestershire sauce,salt,pepper ...<br>{{keto-seven-recipe}}<br>{{recipe prep time}}<br>'''Prep Time in Hours and Mins:'''25M<br>[[Category:Lunch/Snacks]] {{categorytree keto foods}}<br>{{d
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• Bubbly cheddar tomatoes (recipe)
  |Name=Bubbly cheddar tomatoes |Ingredients=cherry tomatoes,aged cheddar cheese,pesto sauce,crouton,butter
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• Artisan cheese
  ...kers]]. Unlike mass-produced cheeses, artisan cheese is often made by hand and in small batches, using traditional methods. ...over centuries, with different regions developing their own unique styles and techniques. In recent years, there has been a resurgence of interest in art
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• Canadian cheeses
  ...y's [[agriculture]] and [[food production]], with both artisanal producers and large dairy companies contributing to the variety of cheeses available. ...ustry has grown, with Canadian cheeses gaining recognition both nationally and internationally.
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• Grafton Village Cheese Company
  ...cularly known for its aged [[cheddar cheese]], which has garnered national and international awards, making it a significant player in the artisanal chees ...tment to quality and craftsmanship, even as it has expanded its operations and product range.
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• English cheeses
  ...l explore some of the most notable English cheeses, their characteristics, and their places within English culture. ...tices. This has led to a rich tapestry of cheeses, each with its own story and heritage.
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• Cow's-milk cheeses
  ...s that vary significantly depending on the production process, aging time, and the addition of specific cultures or molds. ...mestication of cattle for agricultural purposes. As humans began to settle and farm, the preservation of surplus milk became a necessity, leading to the d
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• Whitestone Cheese
  ...f cheeses, including [[blue cheese]], [[cheddar cheese]], [[feta cheese]], and many more. ...is then aged in temperature-controlled rooms to develop its unique flavor and texture.
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• Goat's milk cheese
  ...Goat's milk cheese comes in a variety of forms, including soft, semi-soft, and hard cheeses. ...ut, drained, and pressed into molds to form the cheese. The cheese is then aged for a period of time, which can range from a few days to several months, de
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• Cheshire cheese
  ...inguishes it from other British cheeses such as [[Cheddar cheese|Cheddar]] and [[Stilton cheese|Stilton]]. ...ecially in the 16th and 17th centuries, when it was favored by the royalty and the aristocracy. Its production was primarily concentrated in the Cheshire
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• Cheese dip
  ...complex, incorporating multiple types of cheese and a wide array of spices and additional components. ...Tex-Mex queso, a creamy dip that combines melted cheese with chili peppers and tomatoes.
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