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Food Ingredients - Cheese

Here you will learn the names of different types of cheese in English such as "mozzarella", "cottage cheese", and "ricotta".

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American cheese

a mild processed cheese based on cheddar with a soft texture, usually sliced and wrapped in plastic

Ex: American cheese is a popular choice for making cheeseburgers due to its smooth melting properties. 
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blue cheese

any type of cheese containing blue lines or mold

Ex: Blue cheese and bacon make an irresistible combination in a creamy spinach salad. 
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camembert
camembert
[noun]

a rich creamy cheese with a soft texture and a white rind that has a strong taste and is originally made in Normandy, France

Ex: Camembert is an excellent choice for a picnic. 
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Cheddar
Cheddar
[noun]

a type of hard yellow cheese from Cheddar, England

Ex: Cheddar cheese is a must-have ingredient for a classic cheeseburger. 
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cheese rind

the outer, edible layer that develops during the aging process of certain cheeses

Ex: As the Camembert matured, the cheese rind turned soft and bloomy. 
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Cheshire cheese

a crumbly and tangy cheese originating from the English county of Cheshire

Ex: Cheshire cheese has a unique flavor profile. 
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cottage cheese

a mild white cheese made with curds of milk which its cream has been taken

Ex: Use cottage cheese as a substitute for ricotta cheese in recipes like stuffed shells or lasagna. 
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cream cheese

a type of smooth soft cheese that is made from whole milk and cream

Ex: I love spreading cream cheese on my toasted bagel in the morning. 
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curd cheese

a type of cottage cheese that is low in fat

Ex: Create a satisfying and healthy snack by pairing sliced cucumbers with curd cheese. 
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Edam
Edam
[noun]

a mild semi-firm cheese that is round and wrapped in red wax, originally made in the Netherlands

Ex: Edam cheese can be melted and used as a filling for stuffed mushrooms or peppers. 
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farmer's cheese

a fresh cheese made from cow's milk that has a mild, slightly tangy flavor

Ex: Farmer's cheese adds a delightful creaminess to my morning bowl of granola and fruit. 
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feta cheese

a Greek cheese taken from a mixture of goat's and sheep's milk that is white and has holes in it

Ex: Adding feta cheese to your homemade pizza takes it to the next level. 
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fromage frais

a fresh and creamy cheese that is white in color originally made in northern France or southern Belgium

Ex: For a quick and easy dessert, mix fromage frais with honey and fresh berries. 
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goat cheese

any cheese that is made from goat's milk

Ex: She crumbled goat cheese over the salad for a rich and tangy addition. 
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gorgonzola

an Italian blue cheese with a pungent taste and smell

Ex: I love adding crumbled Gorgonzola to my spinach salad for an extra burst of flavor. 
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Gouda
Gouda
[noun]

a yellow, round cheese from the Netherlands

Ex: Gouda has a mild and slightly nutty flavor. 
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process cheese

a cheese product made by blending natural cheese with emulsifying salts and other ingredients

Ex: process cheese is a processed product and may not have the same qualities as natural cheese. 
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ricotta
ricotta
[noun]

a white whey cheese that is soft and unsalted, made in Italy

Ex: The rich and smooth ricotta filling is what makes cannoli so addictive. 
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stilton
stilton
[noun]

a type of English cheese with a strong flavor that is made in Leicestershire, usually with blue mold

Ex: I ordered the Stilton and spinach quiche in the restaurant. 
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string cheese

cheese, usually mozzarella that is formed in tube shape

Ex: I brought some string cheese for us to enjoy. 
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Swiss cheese

a type of hard cheese with many holes

Ex: The cheese platter featured a selection of aged Swiss cheeses, served with crusty bread and fruit preserves. 
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Danish blue

a soft salty cheese with blue mold and a strong flavor

Ex: Danish Blue cheese is fantastic in vegetarian dishes. 
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Emmental
Emmental
[noun]

a yellow semi-hard cheese from Switzerland that has a lot of holes, similar to Gruyère

Ex: Emmental's creamy texture and slightly sweet taste make it a crowd-pleaser. 
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brie
brie
[noun]

a soft creamy cheese with a strong taste and a firm white skin made from cow's milk, originally made in France

Ex: we'll be serving brie and baguette for breakfast. 
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crowdie
crowdie
[noun]

a type of soft cheese made from sour milk that is partially cooked, from a Scottish origin

Ex: Crowdie can be a great alternative to heavy cream in pasta sauces. 
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halloumi
halloumi
[noun]

a white cheese made in Greece that is semi-hard and is used in cooking

Ex: Crisp up halloumi in a hot pan and use it as a topping for homemade pizzas. 
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mascarpone

a soft and creamy cheese that is made in Italy

Ex: I always use mascarpone cheese as a light and creamy topping. 
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muenster
muenster
[noun]

a yellow and mild cheese made from whole milk

Ex: I ate a sandwich with scrambled eggs and melted muenster cheese for breakfast. 
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paneer
paneer
[noun]

a white uncured cheese that is used in Indian, Iranian or afghan cuisines

Ex: I brought paneer wraps for lunch today. 
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quark
quark
[noun]

a soft, fresh, unripened cheese with a smooth texture, made from pasteurized milk

Ex: She spread quark on toast for a light breakfast. 
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Roquefort
Roquefort
[noun]

a French blue cheese made from sheep's milk and ripened in limestone caves that has a strong taste

Ex: I brought a cheese platter with Roquefort, Camembert, and Cheddar. 
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grated cheese

cheese that has been shredded or grated into small pieces using a grater or other similar tool

Ex: She sprinkled grated cheese on top of the pasta. 
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gruyere
gruyere
[noun]

a firm Swiss cheese with holes in it that has a strong taste

Ex: All my friends agree that Gruyère is a fantastic melting cheese. 
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Jack cheese

a white American cheese with a mild taste, made from whole milk

Ex: Jack cheese melts beautifully on homemade pizzas, providing a stretchy and flavorful topping. 
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limburger
limburger
[noun]

a pungent and creamy cheese made from cow's milk, known for its strong aroma

Ex: Let's serve traditional German dishes. We can't forget the limburger cheese! 
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mozzarella

a mild semi-soft cheese that is white in color and is unsalted, used in Italian cuisine

Ex: As a vegetarian, I often substitute mozzarella for meat in my sandwiches. 
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parmesan
parmesan
[noun]

a whitish cheese with a hard texture that is grated and used in Italian cuisine

Ex: A warm bowl of minestrone soup is even more comforting with a sprinkle of grated Parmesan cheese. 
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pot cheese

a soft white type of curd cheese

Ex: A creamy and herby pot cheese dip is perfect for serving alongside a platter of crispy vegetables. 
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brick cheese

a mild, semi-soft cheese with a creamy texture, originally made in the United States

Ex: I brought some brick cheese to go along with the crackers and grapes. 
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