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List of cheeses

Cheese by place of origin:

Contents

Africa

Egypt

South Africa

Asia

Middle East

  • Ackawi cheese
  • Basket cheese
  • Labneh
  • Jibneh Arabieh cheese
  • Kenafa cheese
  • Naboulsi cheese

India

Europe

Austria

  • Affineur
  • Bergkäse
  • Brimsen
  • Dachsteiner
  • Tyrolean grey cheese
  • Luneberg

Belgium

  • Beauvoorde cheese
  • Brussels' cheese
  • Herve cheese
  • Limburger cheese
  • Maredsous cheese
  • Passendale cheese
  • Plateau de Herve cheese
  • Postel cheese
  • Prince-Jean cheese
  • Remedou cheese
  • Rodoric cheese
  • Rubens cheese

Denmark

Finland

France

Germany

Greece/Mediterranean

Ireland

  • Dubliner cheese
  • Gubbin cheese
  • Doolin cheese

Italy

See also List of Italian PDO cheeses

Netherlands

Norway


Poland

Portugal


  • Queijo da serra
  • Queijo fresco
  • Requeijão


Slovak republic

Spain

Sweden

  • Herrgård cheese

Switzerland

United Kingdom

North America

Canada

Mexico/Central America

  • Anejo Enchilado cheese
  • Asadero cheese or Chihuahua cheese
  • Cotija cheese
  • Duroblando cheese
  • Oaxaca cheese or "Quesillo"
  • Panela cheese
  • Queso Blanco
  • Queso Fresco
  • Queso Quesadilla
  • Queso de Papa
  • Queso Para Derritier
  • Queso Para Freir

United States of America

South America

Brazil

  • Catupiry
  • Minas
  • Reino

Other

The following cheeses remain unclassified. Can anyone help out?

  • Duncan Drake Bleu cheese
  • St. Joseph Sweet cheese
10-26-2009 08:16:03
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