Caerphilly cheese

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Caerphilly cheese is a crumbly, white, mildly tangy cow’s milk cheese originating from Wales and traditionally associated with the town of Caerphilly.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Welsh cheese
cheese
agingTime short
aroma fresh and lactic
associatedCuisine Welsh cuisine
associatedWith Caerphilly Castle NERFINISHED
bestConsumed soon after purchase
category artisan cheese
semi-hard cheese
color white
consumptionForm cooking cheese
table cheese
countryOfOrigin Wales NERFINISHED
curdType lactic curd
eatenWith bread
chutney
crackers
pickles
fatInDryMatter medium
flavorProfile mildly tangy
madeFromMilkOf cow
milkSourceAnimal cattle
notableCharacteristic crumbly center with slightly firmer rind
quick to mature
slightly salty taste
originalPurpose food for local coal miners
originPeriod 19th century
rindType natural rind
servingTemperature room temperature
similarTo Lancashire cheese
Wensleydale cheese NERFINISHED
storageRecommendation refrigerated
texture crumbly
traditionalRegion Caerphilly NERFINISHED
typicalInteriorAppearance few small holes
pale white
typicalMilkTreatment pasteurized milk
unpasteurized milk
typicalMoistureContent high
typicalProductionMethod pressed cheese
typicalSaltContent moderate
typicalShape wheel
usedInDish Welsh rarebit
baking
cheese sandwiches
salads

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Caerphilly namedFor Caerphilly cheese
Caerphilly hasProduct Caerphilly cheese
Caerphilly famousFor Caerphilly cheese