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Also known as Brunost, this cheese will literally blow your mind if you're not prepared for what's coming.  It's been compared to fudge and ricotta.  Pronounced "Yay Toast" in its native...

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This Catalonian cheese is semi-firm with hints of sweet, peppery flavor notes.  A traditional cheese that almost went extinct several decades ago, it has since come roaring back in popularity.  With its stark white,...

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This buttery, double creme cheese has become so commonplace that sadly it's easy to forget how special it is.  While untra filtration is common in butter production, this method of treating goat's milk and...

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This relatively unknown blue cheese is a culinary secret used by restaurant chefs all over Europe.  Made in tall, cylinders somewhat reminiscent of Stilton in shape, Fourme d'Ambert has been made...

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This Italian delight is made only from the raw milk of cow's grazing in high altitude Alpine pastures.  Aged for about 6 months in Lombardy, each wheel is brushed with olive oil or salted...

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This soft-ripened cheese is covered in a white, bloomy rind with a creamy, mellow taste unusual for a goat cheese.  Using an ultra-filtration process, this pushes the milk through a series of membranes...

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This soft, white delicacy has been traditionally made from sheep's milk for thousands of years.  Soaked in a salty brine, its' crumbly texture makes it equally suitable for the table or cooking.  With a...

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With a rust colored rind and gleefully liquid center, this stinky cheese is one France's most famous cheeses!  Served in a circular, wooden box each wheel has a hints of earthy mushrooms and a...

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Swiss cheese has become famous across the world but it's made in so many different countries now it's easy to forget that the shepherds and mountain pastures of Switzerland are the secret behind its...

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This amazing and dependable cheese is basically what Saint Andre used to be.  Made at the height of the disco age in the 1970s, this soft-ripened, Burgundy triple creme cheese is decadent and gooey all at once. ...