Kinds Of Cheese

what cheeses do you like and know?

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Last updated: January 5, 2013

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Hint	Answer
a	american
m	mozzarella
g	gouda
m	munster
c	cheddar
s	swiss
p	pepperjack
h	havarti

Hint	Answer
b	bleu
f	feta
p	parmesan
j	jack
a	asiago
c	cottage
w	waterloo

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Level 39

Oct 12, 2019

This is a ridiculous quiz and that is rare on this site. I know far more cheeses than the setter. Really can't see the point of it. You can have "munster" for "m" but you can't have "brie" for "b".

Absurd.

Level 62

Sep 28, 2022

Surprised it got a mention on the front page. Course, I'm just sour 'cos I only got 3!

Level 83

Sep 28, 2022

Hey slamdunc, looks like this could use some development and and focus. Lots of potential for a great quiz.

We like sourced data on Jetpunk. Perhaps find a source on the most-purchased cheese varieties?

Level 44

Sep 28, 2022

Absolutely ridiculous - i kept inputting cheese after cheese - the possibilities are too endless

Level 70

Sep 28, 2022

Wow! Are these all the cheeses in the world?! There are so many

Level 54

Sep 28, 2022

I really hope you’re being sarcastic

Level 53

Sep 28, 2022

Gouda but not Gruyere or gorgonzola, P for Pepperjack/Parmesean but not provolone or pecorino, B for bleu but not brie or burrata, C for cheddar but not camembert/cotija/colby, no romano or ricotta, jarlsberg, limburger?

Cool concept but needs a lot of work

Level 82

Sep 28, 2022

Fun idea, but several of these are names and/or varieties that don't exist outside the US. I'd suggest sticking to cheeses that are more widely known worldwide.

Also, how many people are likely to know a variety of cheese made by a single dairy? Wensleydale would be a better choice for W, since even those outside the UK might have heard of it from Wallace & Gromit.

Level 68

Oct 2, 2022

I tried Wesleydale and a whole lot of other cheeses. This looked to be good but was weird and unsatisfying.