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Basa
Basa is a fresh, unsalted whey cheese from Lika, eaten very soon after it is made.
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Croatia
Basa is a fresh, unsalted whey cheese from Lika, eaten very soon after it is made.

Veneto, Italy
Bastardo del Grappa is a named Italian cheese from Veneto, made from its defining local ingredient and finished with a characteristic texture, aroma, and serving form.

Thessaly, Greece
Μπάτζος
A brined, lightly sour farmhouse cheese of Macedonia and Thessaly, kneaded with yogurt and hot peppers into a spreadable ball for the meze table.

Catalonia, Spain
Bauma Carrat is a square Catalan goat cheese from Borredà with an ash-bloomed rind and a creamy paste that firms toward the centre.
England, United Kingdom
Beacon Fell Traditional Lancashire Cheese is a protected collective food or drink identity with a defined regional specification.

Castile and León, Spain
Beato de Tábara
Beato de Tábara is a cylindrical raw-goat cheese from Zamora with a thin velvety mould rind, buttery paste, and woodland aroma.

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Alpine cheese from Savoie with a concave wheel shape and nutty flavor from mountain pastures.

Flanders, Belgium
Beauvoorde is a cheese from Beauvoorde, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Netherlands
Semi-hard Dutch cow's-milk cheese from the Beemster polder, made in mild and aged styles.

Flanders, Belgium
Limburger
Belgian Limburger is a traditional cheese from Belgium.

Serbia
Бељмуж
Young unsalted sheep cheese beaten into cornmeal over a fire until the mixture strings and separates into a pool of fat.

Aragon, Spain
Benabarre Cheese
Benabarre is an Aragonese semi-cured goat cheese hand-pressed into a squat pumpkin-like wheel, with a dense paste and grey mould rind.

Aragon, Spain
Benasque is a cured Pyrenean cheese from Huesca with a compact buttery paste and a brushed brown-blue cellar rind.

Bern, Switzerland
A hard raw-milk alpine cheese from the Bernese Oberland, made in summer huts above 1,500m and aged into a nutty, tangy wheel.

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Berthoud is a hot Savoyard dish of melted Abondance cheese seasoned with white wine and garlic.

Aegean Region, Turkey
A brined white cheese made from sheep, goat, or cow milk, similar to feta but with its own distinct texture and flavor. It is the most common breakfast cheese in Turkey, served with olives, tomatoes, and bread. The Ezine variety from Çanakkale province, made with a blend of three milks and matured for at least eight months, received a protected designation of origin from the European Union.

North Macedonia
Биено сирење
Bieno sirenje is Mariovo cheese made by beating curd in hot whey until stringy, then pressing and brining it.

Italy
Valtellina PDO mixed-milk cheese, used in pizzoccheri.

Croatia
In Croatia, Bjelovarski kvargl is pressed smoked curd cheese from Bjelovar.

Denmark
Blå Castello
Creamy Danish blue cheese with a Brie-like texture.

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Cow's milk blue cheese from Auvergne with strong pungent taste and heavy veining.

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Mild blue cheese from Haut-Jura with 'Gex' embossed on the wheel.

England, United Kingdom
A blue cows' cheese with a crusty brown rind and blue-green veining spread through a crumbly, buttery paste.

Upper Carniola, Slovenia
Bohinjski sir is a firm cow's-milk cheese from Bohinj, matured into a wheel with a buttery aroma and pale rind.

Algeria
بوحزة
Cheese ripened inside a goatskin bag, fed with fresh buttermilk over months until it turns sharp, salty and spreadable.

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

Belgium
Bouquet des Moines is a cheese from Aubel, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Slovenia
Sheep's milk cheese from the Bovec basin in the upper Soča, aged at least sixty days into a dense, sharp, slightly piquant wheel.

Piedmont, Italy
Piedmont PDO hard/aged cow cheese.

Croatia
Brački sir is a hard Brač sheep-milk cheese, often rubbed with olive oil as it ages.

Finland
Leipäjuusto
Fresh cheese baked or grilled to give distinctive brown charred marks, known for squeaky texture, served warm with cloudberry jam.

Île-de-France, France
Large wheel with bloomy white rind, buttery nutty flavor, known as the King of Cheeses.

Île-de-France, France
Smaller, stronger version of Brie with a saltier, more pronounced flavor.

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

Corsica, France
Fresh whey cheese from Corsica, the island's signature cheese, used in sweet and savory dishes.

Norway
Brunost
Norway's iconic brown cheese, made by boiling whey until caramelized, sweet and rich with a hint of caramel. Eaten on bread, waffles, and crispbreads.