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How many cheeses are there?

How many cheeses are there?

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G. Roland

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G. Roland, Professor, Austin

Answered Nov 12, 2018

In the world there are over nine hundred different kinds of cheeses in the world. In France alone, they claim four hundred of those kinds of cheeses. France is known for cheese and producing it. Therefore, it is not surprising they would have almost half of the world’s cheeses. Cheese is made of milk and other flavors.

In the world there are over nine hundred different kinds of cheeses in the world. In France alone,
Also, different types of milk can be used to make the different types of flavors in cheese. Cheeses can be categorized as soft or hard cheese depending upon the amount of moisture it has in it. Obviously, the harder cheeses have less moisture. Also, cheeses are categorized based on their ages. Even though cheese is manmade, people want it to taste naturally and not processed.

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j. Goodman

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J. Goodman, Web Content Writer, San Antonio

Answered Jun 22, 2018

There are thousands of types of cheese in shops and markets around the world. There are semi-soft cheeses, semi-hard cheeses, and fresh cheese, such as goat cheese, ricotta, and mascarpone. There are many types blue cheese and asiago cheese and there is the fancy washed rind cheese. These are the "stinky" cheeses, which ripen from the outside in and are not mild.

There are thousands of types of cheese in shops and markets around the world. There are semi-soft
There is hard cheese such as parmesan and gouda and there are also the types of cheese that go best with a glass of good wine. This includes brie, which is often served slightly melted or baked in a round dish and topped with nuts or fruit. Camembert is a similar soft cheese made from cow’s milk and it is slightly stronger than brie. There are so many different cheeses you could not try them all in a lifetime.

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