Types of Brie
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Include both Gouda and Brie on your cheese plate. (Image: Comstock Images/Stockbyte/Getty Images) Though not quite as different as chalk and cheese, Gouda and Brie do possess distinct differences.
In the world of cheese, Brie is queen. It’s creamy, it’s rich and it makes everything it touches taste more delicious. Here, 25 of the most incredible ways to cook with Brie cheese.
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They both have a similar salty taste, with the most notable difference being the slightly sharper flavor of Pecorino over Parmesan. The primary difference between the two cheeses is the type of milk used to make them. Parmesan cheese is made from cow's milk, whereas Pecorino cheese is made from sheep's milk.
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Gruyere has a higher quality taste than a standard Swiss cheese. The flavor profile tends to have a nutty notes typical of cheeses made in the Swiss cities. The consistency is buttery and melts well, making it ideal for fondue. At its most mature stage, brie's typical flavor profile includes rich mushroom characteristics.