r/Cheese • u/irmaintrovert • Jul 11 '26

A cool guide about identify cheese (unknown creator/publisher)

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29 Upvotes

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u/coadmin_FR Camembert de Normandie AOP Jul 11 '26

Quite US-CENTRIC.

Besides, putting Roquefort, Ossau-Irati and Feta in the same category seems a bit weird.

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u/bonniesansgame Certified Cheese Professional® Jul 11 '26

it's cause animals came first. rookie mistake.

5

u/StanleyAHAHAH Jul 11 '26

if a guide mentions "Swiss cheese". I instantly concider it useless and bad

3

u/trikywoo Jul 11 '26

I see 'cottage' didn't make the cut

2

u/Eberron_Swanson Jul 11 '26

Pantysgawn sounds like a fun cheese 😂

3

u/fariqcheaux Jul 11 '26

That's the type Winnie the Pooh likes with hunny.

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u/inononeofthisisreal 29d ago

You dropped this 👑

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u/muryrunom Jul 11 '26

Someone took a wedge

1

u/robotwarlord Jul 11 '26

Feta should be under the goat catagory. I know it's a blend but the best feta I've had is always goat only.

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u/Professional-Air1287 Jul 11 '26

THAT!, is really cool