The Complete Book of Cheese by Robert Carlton Brown
page 343 of 464 (73%)
page 343 of 464 (73%)
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_Wisconsin, U.S.A._
This fine American Cheddar was named from its resemblance to the long horn of a popular milking breed of cattle, or just from the Longhorn breed of cow that furnished the makings. Lorraine _Lorraine, Germany_ Hard; small; delicate; unique because it's seasoned with pistachio nuts besides salt and pepper. Eaten while quite young, in two-ounce portions that bring a very high price. Lumburger _Belgium_ Semisoft and tangy dessert cheese. The opposite of Limburger because it has no odor. Lunch _Germany and U.S.A._ The same as Breakfast and Frühstück. A Limburger type of eye-opener. Lüneberg _West Austria_ Swiss type; saffron-colored; made in a copper kettle; not as strong as Limburger, or as mild as Emmentaler, yet piquant and aromatic, with a character of its own. |
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