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What are some high quality cheeses that have a mild taste to them? Nothing that smells awful, please.

>> No.7016503

Emmentaler, taleggio, brie, and a good italian fontina are some good starting points.

Are you eating it by itself? In a dish? On a cheese board?

>> No.7016509

>>7016494
from mild to strong it NEED to smell.

it's fucking cheese not your processed american cream cheese.

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>> No.7016515

>>7016509
yurop pls go

>> No.7016516

Colby, tastes especially good melted.

>> No.7016547

Young gouda or butterkaese. Both are exactly what you want.

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>>7016494

>> No.7016662

>>7016513
man I can smell it through the screen

>> No.7016685

STILTON
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>> No.7016694

Gruyère.

>> No.7016816

GOUDA
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>> No.7016831

off the top of my head,

fynbo, gouda, danbo, camembert, brie, fontina, chubut, saint felicien, chubut

>> No.7017156

>>7016494
gouda, brie

>> No.7017169

>>7016831
>camembert
mate, good camembert smells and has a very strong taste

>> No.7017181
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>>7016494
Jarlsberg is god tier mild cheese.

>> No.7017182
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I like Jarlsberg a lot, but I don't know much about food so for all I know it could be a poorfag tier pleb cheese. Someone put me in my place.

>> No.7017204

>>7017181
>>7017182
Jarslberg is cheap as shit. By far one of the cheapest cheeses there is

>> No.7017211

>>7017204
I live in Canada, anything that isn't cheddar is considered fancy,

>> No.7017235

>>7017211
mozzarella isn't fancy either

>> No.7017353

>>7017235
>Not having fancy mozzarella made from buffalo milk

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>>7016494
I'd try out a nice block of Velveeta. I go through one every few days.
Also there is a very mild one called Kraft Singles. I believe they're based out of Germany

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>> No.7017720

>>7017211
Meanwhile, in Quebec

http://www.ourcheeses.com/

>> No.7017725

monetary jack

>> No.7017729

I don't know if it's high quality, but Muester cheese is very good.

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>>7017729
Spooky!

>> No.7018476

>>7016694
based.

thin slice of this in a ham sandwich is to DIE for

>> No.7018484

M A N C H E G O
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>> No.7018504

>>7016494
I like that cheese they put on nachos but I don't know what it's called.

>> No.7018509

>>7016494
Harvati

>> No.7018641

>>7018484

I second the nod to Manchego. Manchego aged 6 months or more is my favorite.

I will also add the following cheeses:

Fontal (an Italian Fontina offshoot, tends to be a little less pungent than Fontina, and already mild cheese)
Comte (preferably a green label one, one of my favorite French, non-brie style cheeses)
Toma by Point Reyes Creamery, if that's available to you. Alternatively, any Toma or Tomme cheese.

>> No.7018660

Casu de marzu
Limburger
Your sister's cunt

>> No.7018668

>>7016494
buy some saints andre serve with local honey crackers and fruit

>> No.7018877

>>7017701
Tbh fam, both very good

>> No.7019601

>>7018484
>>7018641
Manchego is definitely the top tier cheese, and is definitely a cheese worth buying even if it doesn't meet what you are currently looking for OP. It has a fairly mild profile and when aged has an incredible peppery taste.

>> No.7019852

St. Paulin
Oka

>> No.7019884

>>7018660
Maggots are bretty rich in protein

>> No.7021376

>>7018509
>>7018509
>>7018509
>>7018509
only right answer

>> No.7021379

>>7019852
This man knows what's up.