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Soumaintrain
Soumaintrain is a named French cheese associated with France, recognized for its own rind, aging, and milk character.
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France
Soumaintrain is a named French cheese associated with France, recognized for its own rind, aging, and milk character.

Emilia-Romagna, Italy
Soft, spreadable cow's milk cheese from Romagna, the traditional filling of piadina. Mild, tangy, and very fresh—eaten within days.

Lika, Croatia
Škripavac
In Lika, Škripavac is a fresh squeaky Croatian cow-milk cheese with a springy texture when cut or bitten.

Crete, Greece
Στάκα
A Cretan dairy product: a creamy, buttery foam from sheep milk, used as a topping or in pies. A regional specialty, rich and savory, a Cretan comfort food, served warm.

Lombardy, Italy
Soft cow's milk cheese from Lombardy-Piedmont, with a tangy creamy paste and mild rind. The filling of focaccia col formaggio di Recco.

Apulia, Italy
The creamy heart of burrata: mozzarella shreds soaked in fresh cream. Sold on its own, it is the most decadent fresh Italian cheese.

Costa Rica
Queso palmito
String cheese resembling knotted ball, similar to mozzarella, made with pasta filata technique, a Costa Rican specialty.

Lebanon
جبنة مشللة
A braided, brined cheese pulled into fine strings and flavoured with nigella seed and mahleb.

Aruba
Keshi Yena
A whole Edam or Gouda rind filled with spiced meat, olives, capers, raisins, onions, and peppers, then baked or steamed until the cheese melts.

Georgia
Სულგუნი
A pulled-curd brined cheese, elastic and salty when young, sold as flat discs and also smoked to a golden brown.

Vorarlberg, Austria
Sura Kees is a young Montafon sour-milk cheese with a soft, moist curd and a clean lactic tang.

St. Gallen, Liechtenstein
Surakäs
Surchäs / Bloder-Sauerkäse is a protected sour-milk cheese from the Swiss and Liechtenstein Rhine Valley, known locally as Surchäs, Bloderchäs, or Surakäs.

Sweden
Svecia
Hard cheese with protected geographical indication, sharp and tangy flavor, a traditional Swedish cheese.

Thurgau, Switzerland
Tilsiter
A semi-hard washed-rind cows' cheese with small irregular holes, sold in red, green and yellow label grades by milk type and age.

Switzerland
A fresh whey cheese made from what is left after hard-cheese production, mild and crumbly, eaten fresh or smoked.

Mexico
Bean-and-cheese tacos, simple and filling.

Tlemcen, Algeria
تكمريت
Traditional cheese from the west of the country, curdled with kid rennet and pressed into small rounds.

Lombardy, Italy
PDO soft washed-rind cow's milk cheese from Val Taleggio, pungent rind and creamy interior. One of Italy's oldest cheeses, mentioned in 1200.

Romania
A white brined cheese of sheep, cow or buffalo milk, salty and crumbly, sold in wet blocks and eaten with tomatoes and bread.

Transylvania, Romania
A wet, crumbly brined cheese of cow's or sheep's milk from the Gurghiu valley, aged at least 20 days in brine, with a sweet-sour creamy flavour.

Transylvania, Romania
A named brined sheep cheese from Sibiu County, crumbly and salty with a clean lactic aroma and protected regional identity.

Samtskhe-Javakheti, Georgia
Ტენილი ყველი
A Meskhetian sheep's milk cheese stretched into very thin threads and braided, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage product from Samtskhe-Javakheti.

Tunisia
جبن تستوري
Fresh sheep's-milk cheese from Testour in the Medjerda valley, drained in baskets and eaten within days, mild and faintly sour.

Galicia, Spain
Queixo de tetilla
A soft, mild Galician cow's milk cheese with a distinctive conical breast-like shape, creamy and slightly tangy, perfect for melting.

Thurgau, Switzerland
Thurgauer Käseschnitten are slices of bread soaked with white wine, covered with cheese and baked until bubbling.

Slovenia
Protected raw cow's milk cheese from the Tolmin valleys, pressed into flat wheels and matured at least two months into a firm, faintly sweet paste.

Piedmont, Italy
PDO Piedmontese cow's milk cheese, semi-soft and earthy, made in the Alps. Each valley has its own toma.

Piedmont, Italy
Small soft cow's milk cheese from Piedmont, often eaten grilled or wrapped in prosciutto and baked. Mild and creamy when fresh.

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Mild grey-rinded cheese from Savoie, supple and versatile.

Occitanie, France
Tomme Des Pyrenees is a named French cheese associated with Occitanie, recognized for its own rind, aging, and milk character.

Vaud, Switzerland
A small soft cows' cheese with a bloomy white rind, eaten young and mild, or breaded and fried until it collapses.

Extremadura, Spain
Queso Torta Del Casar
Creamy raw-sheep cheese from Extremadura, protected PDO.

Travnik, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Travnički sir
White brined sheep's cheese matured in wooden barrels or skins on the Vlašić mountain pastures above Travnik, salty and crumbly.

Slovenia
Salted, dried curd cheese shaped into a small breast-like cone and decorated with carved wooden stamps, made only by herders on Velika Planina.

Turkey
A traditional Turkish cheese aged in animal skin bags (tulum), typically made from sheep or goat milk. The aging process in skin produces a crumbly, tangy, and complex cheese. The Erzincan variety is the most famous, with a Slow Food Ark of Taste designation.

Međimurje, Croatia
Traditional cheese from Međimurje region rolled into a pointed cone shape, often smoked or aged, a distinctive regional specialty.