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Chevre: Tangy, creamy, spreadable $ Feta: Salty, crumbly, tangy $ Mascarpone: Rich, smooth, creamy $ Mozzarella: Mild, stretchy, soft $ Ricotta: Light, grainy, creamy $ Brie: Mild, buttery, soft $ Camembert: Earthy, creamy, soft $ Pont l'Eveque: Creamy, earthy, soft $ Edam: Nutty, firm, smooth $ Fontina: Buttery, smooth, semi-soft $ Monterey Jack: Mild, buttery, semi-soft $ Muenster: Mild, smooth, semi-soft $ Port Salut: Creamy, mild, soft $ Cheddar: Sharp, crumbly, firm $ Gruyere: Nutty, dense,

Chevre: Tangy, creamy goat's milk cheese $ Feta: Salty, crumbly sheep/goat cheese $ Mascarpone: Rich, creamy dessert cheese $ Mozzarella: Mild, stretchy pizza cheese $ Ricotta: Soft, grainy versa

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Question: I need an extremely short description (taste, texture, type) of the following cheeses: Chevre, Feta, Mascarpone, Mozzarella, Ricotta, Brie, Camembert, Pont l'Eveque, Edam, Fontina, Monterey Jack, Muenster, Port Salut, Cheddar, Gruyere, Jarlsberg, Manchego, Provolone, Gorgonzola, Roquefort, Stilton, Parmigiano-Reggiano, Pecorino-Romano, Sapsago Please do not include these symbols: * # Separate all Cheeses with $ Thank you

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Chevre (Goat Cheese): Tangy, creamy; soft $ Feta: Salty, crumbly; brined $ Mascarpone: Mild, rich; creamy $ Mozzarella: Mild, stretchy; fresh or aged $ Ricotta: Mild, grainy; soft $ Brie: Buttery, earthy; soft-ripened $ Camembert: Rich, earthy; soft-ripened $ Pont l'Eveque: Pungent, creamy; semi-soft $ Edam: Mild, nutty; semi-hard $ Fontina: Nutty, creamy; semi-soft $ Monterey Jack: Mild, buttery; semi-soft $ Muenster: Mild, smooth; semi-soft $ Port Salut: Mild, creamy; semi-soft $ Cheddar: Sharp, crumbly; hard $ Gruyere: Nutty, rich; hard $ Jarlsberg: Mild, sweet; semi-soft $ Manchego: Tangy, firm; hard $ Provolone: Sharp, firm; semi-hard $ Gorgonzola: Tangy, crumbly; blue $ Roquefort: Sharp, creamy; blue $ Stilton: Rich, crumbly; blue $ Parmigiano-Reggiano: Savory, granular; hard $ Pecorino-Romano: Salty, sharp; hard $ Sapsago: Sharp, dry; hard

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Oct. 3, 2024, 8:56 a.m.

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Published: Thursday, October 3, 2024

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