Tilsit cheese (named after the town)

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Tilsit cheese is a semi-hard, mildly tangy and aromatic cow’s milk cheese of Central European origin, traditionally associated with the former East Prussian town of Tilsit.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cheese
agingTime several weeks
aroma aromatic
associatedWith Tilsit NERFINISHED
former East Prussian town of Tilsit
category Central European cheese
cow’s milk cheese
color pale yellow
consistency elastic
supple
countryOfOrigin Central Europe NERFINISHED
fatContent medium fat
flavor mildly tangy
flavorProfile aromatic
buttery
slightly sour
historicalRegion East Prussia NERFINISHED
holePattern small irregular holes
madeFrom pasteurized cow’s milk
mainIngredient cow’s milk
meltingProperty good melting cheese
milkSource cow
namedAfter Tilsit NERFINISHED
namedEntity true
originTown Tilsit NERFINISHED
rindType natural rind
sometimes washed rind
servingSuggestion in hot dishes
with bread
with crackers
servingTemperature room temperature
similarTo Edam cheese
Gouda cheese
Havarti cheese
storage refrigerated
texture semi-hard
traditionalRegion East Prussia NERFINISHED
typicalShape block
loaf
wheel
typicalUse cooking
sandwiches
table cheese
usedInCuisine Central European cuisine
German cuisine NERFINISHED
Polish cuisine NERFINISHED
Swiss cuisine NERFINISHED

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Tilsit relatedToponym Tilsit cheese (named after the town)