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  • ...'s milk cheese comes in a variety of forms, including soft, semi-soft, and hard cheeses. ...to have originated in the Middle East, where goats were domesticated. The cheese was then spread throughout Europe by the Romans.
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  • == List of Goat Cheeses == ...able fresh cheese to salty, crumbly aged cheese. This is a list of notable goat cheeses from around the world.
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  • ...ting from the [[Galilee]] region in northern [[Israel]]. It is a semi-hard cheese, known for its distinctive flavor and texture. ...using milk from their own herds of [[goat]]s and [[sheep]]. Over time, the cheese has become a staple in the diet of the people living in the region and is n
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  • ...Ibores region in the province of [[Cáceres]], [[Extremadura]], Spain. The cheese is named after the region where it is produced. ...European Union in 1996, which recognizes the unique characteristics of the cheese and protects its name from being used by other products.
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  • ...y yellow [[cheese]] made from [[sheep's milk]] or a mixture of sheep and [[goat's milk]] in [[Greece]] and [[Cyprus]]. It is one of the most popular cheese ...in the mid-20th century, making it a relatively new addition to the Greek cheese family. It was created as a hybrid of two other Greek cheeses, [[Kefalotyri
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  • ...of cheeses categorized by the animal source of the milk: [[cow's milk]], [[goat's milk]], [[sheep's milk]], and [[buffalo's milk]]. ..., [[Brie]], [[Gouda]], and [[Mozzarella]]. These cheeses vary from soft to hard textures and mild to sharp flavors, making them versatile in culinary appli
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  • ...f styles, including hard, semi-hard, and soft, and can be made from cow's, goat's, or sheep's milk. Some American cheeses are inspired by traditional Europ ...tlers brought their cheese-making traditions with them. The first American cheese factory was established in 1851 in [[New York (state)|New York]].
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  • ...dle East]] with a rich culinary tradition, including a variety of unique [[cheese]]s. This list includes some of the most popular and traditional Syrian chee [[Jameed]] is a hard, dry cheese made from [[goat milk]]. It is traditionally used in the preparation of [[Mansaf]], the nati
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  • ...lotyri''' is a hard, salty yellow [[cheese]] made from [[sheep milk]] or [[goat's milk]] in [[Greece]] and [[Cyprus]]. The origins of Kefalotyri cheese date back to the [[Byzantine Empire]]. It is considered one of the oldest G
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  • ...Greek cheese]] made from sheep's or goat's milk, or a mixture of both. The cheese is either fresh or dry and is known for its distinct, slightly tangy flavor Anthotyros has been a part of Greek culinary tradition for centuries. The cheese is mentioned in ancient Greek texts, indicating its long-standing importanc
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  • [[English cheeses]] are a diverse group of [[cheese]]s that originate from [[England]]. They are known for their rich history, * [[Appleby's Cheshire]]: A traditional, unpasteurized, semi-hard cheese made in the county of [[Cheshire]].
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  • ...is a [[goat cheese]], made from the milk of the Palmera breed of goat. The cheese is protected under the [[Protected Designation of Origin]] (PDO) status in ...e [[Guanches]], were known to produce cheese from goat's milk. The Palmero cheese-making tradition has been passed down through generations and continues to
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  • ==Lighvan Cheese== ...Liqvan, located in the province of [[East Azerbaijan]]. It is a semi-hard cheese made from sheep's milk and has a tangy, slightly sour taste.
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  • == Ardsallagh Goat Farm == ...oat farm located in County Cork, Ireland. It is known for its high-quality goat dairy products and its commitment to sustainable farming practices.
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  • ...rd, and are made from different types of milk, such as cow's, sheep's, and goat's milk. ...e making in [[Serbia]] dates back to the prehistoric times. The process of cheese production has been passed down through generations, and it remains an inte
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  • ...eese]] originating from the [[Murcia]] region in [[Spain]]. It is a unique cheese variety that is washed in [[red wine]] during the maturation process, givin ...of washing the cheese in red wine was introduced as a way to preserve the cheese and enhance its flavor.
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  • ...unique flavor and texture. The brining process is a traditional method of cheese preservation that has been used for centuries in many cultures around the w ...ined cheese" comes from the process of brining, which involves soaking the cheese in a solution of water and salt. The word "brine" itself comes from the Mid
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  • ...is a traditional product of the region, made from the milk of the Murcian goat, a breed native to the area. ...Spain, when the Murcian goat breed was first introduced to the region. The cheese has been a staple of the local diet for centuries, and its production metho
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  • ...]] made from [[cow's milk]], or a mixture of cow and [[sheep's milk]] or [[goat's milk]]. It is produced in the region of [[Metsovo]] in [[Epirus]], [[Gree ...] Balkan people. The Aromanians brought with them the technique of smoking cheese, which was then applied to the production of Metsovone.
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