
Central Valley, Costa Rica
Turrialba Cheese
Queso Turrialba
Traditional fresh cheese from Turrialba region, soft and mild with clean milky flavor, a regional Costa Rican specialty.
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Central Valley, Costa Rica
Queso Turrialba
Traditional fresh cheese from Turrialba region, soft and mild with clean milky flavor, a regional Costa Rican specialty.

Russia
Творог
Tvorog is Russian cottage cheese or quark, drier and grainier than Western cottage cheese, with a slightly sour taste.

Poland
Polish quark (farmer's cheese), a fresh, white, slightly tangy cheese used in pierogi, sernik, and on bread. A national dairy staple.

Tyrol, Austria
Tiroler Almkäse
Protected cheese made on Tyrolean alpine pastures; its seasonal setting distinguishes it from Tiroler Bergkäse.

Tyrol, Austria
Tiroler Graukäse
A lean Tyrolean sour-milk cheese with a grey-green ripened surface and pungent, crumbly character.

Tyrol, Austria
Tiroler Bergkäse
Protected Tyrolean hard or semi-hard Alpine cow’s-milk cheese with a firm paste, natural rind, and nutty maturation.

Switzerland
A small cylindrical cheese shaved into ruffled rosettes with a rotating blade rather than cut, which aerates it and releases the aroma.

Romania
A soft whey cheese made from what is left after caș, mild and slightly sweet, used in pies and pancakes.

Uri, Switzerland
Urner Alpkase is a firm alpine cow-milk cheese with a dense body, nutty aroma and a dry natural rind.

Fribourg, Switzerland
A semi-soft raw cow's milk cheese from Fribourg with a washed rind and a buttery, nutty, grassy flavour, essential for traditional fondue.

Vaud, Switzerland
Vacherin Mont-d'Or
A soft winter cheese bound in a spruce bark band, so runny at peak that it is eaten with a spoon or baked in its box with garlic and wine.

Lombardy, Italy
Valtellina PDO semi-hard cheese, classic in pizzoccheri.

Belgium
Vieux Chimay is a cheese from Chimay, rooted in local cooking tradition. Distinct from food-chimay.

Vorarlberg, Austria
Vorarlberger Alpkäse
Seasonal Vorarlberg alpine-pasture cheese made during summer grazing, distinct from the region’s Bergkäse.

Vorarlberg, Austria
Vorarlberger Bergkäse is a firm alpine cow-milk cheese with a dense cut, small eyes and nutty flavour that deepens with age.

Västerbotten, Sweden
Västerbottenost
Hard cow's milk cheese aged 14+ months, considered Sweden's national cheese with complex salty-sweet flavor.

North (Parakou / Borgou / Bariba), Benin
Cow's milk cheese with a red rind; made by Fulani (Peul) people; doesn't melt easily; fried and served in sauces or as a snack; a northern Benin specialty; a TasteAtlas-listed item.

Bavaria, Germany
Weisslacker is a rindless Bavarian cow-milk cheese with a dense white body, salty taste and famously pungent aroma.

Wales, United Kingdom
A thick savoury sauce of melted cheese, mustard, ale and Worcestershire sauce, spread on toast and grilled until it blisters.

England, United Kingdom
A crumbly, faintly honeyed white cheese from the Yorkshire dales, sold young and often studded with cranberries.

England, United Kingdom
A hard cows' cheese cheddared by stacking and turning the curd, bound in cloth and matured from months to years.

England, United Kingdom
White Stilton Cheese is a protected collective food or drink identity with a defined regional specification.

Poland
Wielkopolski Ser Smażony is a cheese from Greater Poland Voivodeship, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Luxembourg Moselle, Luxembourg
Wäinkéis
Semi-hard Moselle cheese washed and ripened in white wine.

Serbia
Млади сир
Fresh unripened white cheese sold in wet slabs by the kilo, mild and lightly salty, used in pies and eaten with bread and tomato.

Yunnan, China
乳扇
Cow's milk curdled with papaya juice, stretched into a sheet and wound onto sticks to dry into a hard fan, then grilled or fried.

Ticino, Switzerland
A soft raw-milk cheese peppered and salted, then matured in a cellar for months while being rubbed with white wine every few days.

Bhutan
ཟོ་ཏེ།
Datshi left to mature in the east until it turns greenish, sharp and very strongly smelling, then stirred into ezay or eaten in tiny amounts.

Malta
Ġbejniet tal-bżar
Small round sheep's or goat's cheeselet from Gozo, sold fresh and soft, dried and firm, or rolled in cracked pepper and cured.

North Macedonia
Шарпланински кашкавал
Hard yellow sheep's milk cheese made in the Šar Mountains, pressed, scalded and matured for months.