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Maribo
Maribo is a Danish semi-hard cheese made from pasteurized cow's milk. The cheese takes its name from Maribo, a town on the island of Lolland, and is part of Denmark's tradition of cow's-milk creamery cheeses. It is suited to people looking for a firm table cheese for slicing and everyday meals, while its Danish origin distinguishes it from similarly shaped cheeses made elsewhere.
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Comté AOP
Raw cow's milk and a cooked, pressed curd define Comté AOP, a hard cheese from the French Jura Massif. Local dairies traditionally turn milk from the surrounding farms into large wheels, which then mature under the care of specialist aging cellars. It is a major French protected-origin cheese, with production rules linking the name to its region and methods. The Jura setting, seasonal feed and mat...
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