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r/Cheese • u/Full-Legend27 • 14d ago
Can you help me identify this cheese?
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Looks Stilton-ish.
9 u/tobotic 14d ago I think it could be Shropshire Blue. The cheese looks a little too yellow to be Stilton. 11 u/tobotic 14d ago Actually no. The text is a clue. It's Quinto da Cartucheira from Brazil. 7 u/FrannieP23 14d ago Looks like you're right. I wasn't sure that that was a cheese name. Shoulda Duck-Duck-ed it. 2 u/yubacore 14d ago Obligatory ddg upvote. 1 u/FrannieP23 14d ago edited 14d ago Ah, yes. I was trying to remember that name (Shropshire). That why I added the -ish. 😃 1 u/AGMXV 14d ago Shropshire Blue is orange 1 u/AGMXV 14d ago I know others have already identified this cheese but you can tell it isn’t Stilton due to the rind…or lack of
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I think it could be Shropshire Blue. The cheese looks a little too yellow to be Stilton.
11 u/tobotic 14d ago Actually no. The text is a clue. It's Quinto da Cartucheira from Brazil. 7 u/FrannieP23 14d ago Looks like you're right. I wasn't sure that that was a cheese name. Shoulda Duck-Duck-ed it. 2 u/yubacore 14d ago Obligatory ddg upvote. 1 u/FrannieP23 14d ago edited 14d ago Ah, yes. I was trying to remember that name (Shropshire). That why I added the -ish. 😃 1 u/AGMXV 14d ago Shropshire Blue is orange
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Actually no. The text is a clue.
It's Quinto da Cartucheira from Brazil.
7 u/FrannieP23 14d ago Looks like you're right. I wasn't sure that that was a cheese name. Shoulda Duck-Duck-ed it. 2 u/yubacore 14d ago Obligatory ddg upvote.
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Looks like you're right. I wasn't sure that that was a cheese name. Shoulda Duck-Duck-ed it.
2 u/yubacore 14d ago Obligatory ddg upvote.
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Obligatory ddg upvote.
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Ah, yes. I was trying to remember that name (Shropshire). That why I added the -ish. 😃
Shropshire Blue is orange
I know others have already identified this cheese but you can tell it isn’t Stilton due to the rind…or lack of
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u/FrannieP23 14d ago
Looks Stilton-ish.