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Beaufort cheese is a pressed cheese hailing from the Rhône-Alpes region of France. Made from raw milk from Tarentaise and Abondance cows.
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Reblochon de Savoie is an iconic French soft washed rind cheese from the Savoie region. Read on to learn about the story behind its name.
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Monforte is a semi-hard cheese made with raw cow’s milk by Section 28 Cheeses. It is inspired by the recipes for Gruyère and Beaufort.
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In my books, the young Comté Bleu is grossly underrated. Read on to learn more about this cheese.
Le Gruyère is a traditional semi-hard cheese made in Switzerland. The AOP dictates that only raw cow’s milk can be used to make the cheese.
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Viejo Maestro is a semi-soft cheese made by Quesos del Casar in Extremadura using the pure milk of Retinta goats and thistle rennet.
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Pleasant Ridge Reserve is a semi-hard cheese made in Southwest Wisconsin by Uplands Cheese. It is made from the raw cow’s milk.
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