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Cheese
Cheese is a dairy product produced in a wide ranges of flavours, textures, and forms by coagulation of Milk protein casein. The solid curds are then separated from the liquid whey and pressed into finished cheese.[Wikipedia]
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Parents DairyArtifact DairyArtifact are PreparedFood from or containing the milk of some Mammals such as Cows, Goats, Sheep or Camels. DairyArtifact include items such as Cheese, Butter and yoghurt etc.[Wikipedia]
  Gel A Gel is a Colloid which has a property lies between a Solid and a Liquid. Cheese and AloeveraGel are examples.
Children BlueCheeseBlueCheese is a young, ripen cheese, without being pressed. It develops a soft rind.[ikonet]
 FirmCheeseA FirmCheese is a cheese which has been cooked and pressed. The curd is heated for an hour in order to make it more concentrated, which, upon pressing, produces a more compact cheese. [ikonet]
 FreshCheeseFreshCheeses aren't aged so they don't develop a rind. They are soft and have a short shelf-life.[ikonet]
 SemiFirmCheeseSemiFirmCheeses are uncooked pressed chesses. They include Cheddar, Edam, Gouda and Monterey Jack.[ikonet]
 SoftRipenedCheeseSoftRipenedCheese is a young, ripen cheese, without being pressed. It develops a soft rind.[ikonet]


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