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Gouda cheese
It is a mild cream-colored [[dutch]] [[cheese]] shaped in balls with a milkfat content of 46 percent by weight of the sol [[File:Chesses gouda affinage.JPG|thumb]]

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Gouda (cheese)
...iginating from the [[Netherlands]]. Named after the city of [[Gouda (city)|Gouda]], it is one of the most widely consumed cheeses worldwide. ...e Ages, Gouda acquired market rights on cheese, leading to the name 'Gouda Cheese'.

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Dutch cheese markets
...entury. The most famous Dutch Cheese Markets are located in [[Alkmaar]], [[Gouda]], [[Edam]], and [[Woerden]]. ...[[guild]] system, which ensured fair trade and quality of the cheese. The cheese was weighed, tasted, and priced before it was sold.

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Parrano cheese
...s]]. It is often described as having the texture of a [[Dutch Gouda cheese|Gouda]] with the nutty, sweet flavor of [[Parmigiano-Reggiano]]. ...aas]]. The cheese was created to combine the best characteristics of Dutch Gouda and Italian Parmigiano-Reggiano, two of the most popular cheeses in the wor

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Dutch cheeses
...of cheese-making and its variety of cheeses, which are enjoyed worldwide. Dutch cheeses range from hard, aged varieties to soft, fresh ones, each with its ...se market since the Middle Ages, giving its name to one of the most famous Dutch cheeses.

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Kaasstengels
...lso popular in [[Indonesia]]. They are also known as '''Kastengel''' or '''Cheese Sticks''' in English. ...r's Eve]]. The name "Kaasstengels" is derived from the Dutch words "kaas" (cheese) and "stengels" (sticks).

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Leerdammer
...is often compared to both [[Emmental cheese|Emmental]] and [[Gouda cheese|Gouda]], but it has a unique taste and texture that sets it apart. ...to create a new type of cheese that combined the best qualities of various Dutch and Swiss cheeses. The result was Leerdammer, which quickly gained populari

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Graskaas
...pasture in the spring. The name "Graskaas" literally translates to "grass cheese" in English, reflecting its origins. ...rticularly rich and flavorful. This milk was then used to make Graskaas, a cheese that was highly anticipated and celebrated each year.

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Dutch cuisine
'''Dutch cuisine''' originates from the [[Netherlands]], a country located in Northw ...played a significant role in introducing new ingredients and dishes to the Dutch diet, such as potatoes, coffee, and spices from the East Indies.

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Beemster cheese
...m the [[Beemster]] polder in the [[Netherlands]]. It is a hard, cow's milk cheese that is known for its rich, unique flavor and smooth texture. ...t grazing for the cows, which contributes to the distinctive flavor of the cheese.

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List of Dutch cheeses
...is article provides an overview of some of the most famous and traditional Dutch cheeses. == Gouda ==

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Semi-hard cheese
...eeses include varieties such as [[Cheddar cheese|Cheddar]], [[Gouda cheese|Gouda]], and [[Monterey Jack]]. ...hard cheeses. The aging process also contributes to the development of the cheese's flavor and aroma.

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Eyes (cheese)
'''Eyes (cheese)''' ...teria produce carbon dioxide gas as a byproduct, which gets trapped in the cheese, creating these characteristic holes.

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Kapsalon
...named Nathaniël Gomes. The term ''Kapsalon'' translates to "hair salon" in Dutch, named after Gomes' hairdressing salon where the dish was first served. ...vered with a layer of [[Gouda cheese]]. The dish is then broiled until the cheese melts and starts to bubble. After broiling, a layer of shredded iceberg let

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Hard cider
...e]] that has been aged longer and has a lower moisture content than [[soft cheese]]. This results in a firmer texture and a more intense flavor. Hard cheeses ...t history in various cultures around the world. The aging process for hard cheese can take anywhere from a few months to several years.

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Roomano
...aged for a long period of time, typically between three to four years. The cheese is known for its deep, rich, and complex flavors, which can include notes o ...known for its rich, fertile pastures and high-quality dairy products. The cheese was originally created as a way to preserve milk during the winter months,

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Maaslander
...for its mild, creamy flavor and smooth texture, making it a favorite among cheese enthusiasts worldwide. ...e-making techniques contribute to the unique characteristics of Maaslander cheese.

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Smoked cheese
...days, depending on the desired result. The procedure involves exposing the cheese to smoke from burning or smoldering wood materials. ...ble food items. The process not only helps to extend the shelf life of the cheese but also imparts a distinctive smoky flavor that many people find appealing

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Winchester Cheese Company
== Winchester Cheese Company == The '''Winchester Cheese Company''' is a renowned cheese manufacturing company based in Winchester, California. The company is known

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Semi-soft cheese
...moisture content. It is softer than [[hard cheese]] but firmer than [[soft cheese]], hence the name 'semi-soft'. ...heeses, which contributes to their softer texture. The flavor of semi-soft cheese can vary greatly depending on the type of milk used, the aging process, and

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