| Cheese curds | Wisconsin and the US Midwest | Cow milk | None; sold the same day and kept about a day at room temperature | |
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| Cheshire | Cheshire and neighbouring counties, England | Cow milk; evening and morning milk mixed | About 3 months for medium-ripening cheese in 1896; quick-ripening cheeses were also made | |
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| Derby / Sage Derby | Derbyshire, England | Whole cow milk | At least a month, usually 3–4 months (1953) | |
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| Double Gloucester | England, Gloucestershire | Full-cream cow milk | at least 6 months | |
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| Dunlop | Scotland, Ayrshire | Whole Ayrshire cow milk, raw or pasteurised | 6 to 18 months; most sold at 10–12 months | |
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| Lancashire (Beacon Fell PDO) | Lancashire, England | Full-fat cow milk from Lancashire | At least 3–4 weeks; sold from 1 month; fully mature at about 6 months | |
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| Montgomery's Cheddar and the Artisan Somerset Cheddar Presidium | England, Somerset | Raw milk from the makers' own herds, used within a day | At least 11 months, up to two years | |
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| Orkney Scottish Island Cheddar | Scotland, Orkney Islands | | 6–18 months | |
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| Queijo São Jorge PDO | Portugal, Azores, island of São Jorge | | At least 3–4 months | |
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| Queso adobera | Mexico | Raw cow milk in the artisanal make; Mexican rules call for pasteurised milk, yet a CIATEJ poster says nearly all adobera in Jalisco is made without heat treatment | None; sold fresh | |
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| Queso Chihuahua | Mexico, Chihuahua State | Cow milk, raw in traditional Mennonite and farm dairies, pasteurised in others | About one month; usually eaten within 3–4 months | |
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| Red Leicester | England, Leicestershire | | 2–12 months | |
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| Single Gloucester PDO | England, Gloucestershire | From Gloucestershire farms, from Gloucester cows whenever possible | About 2 months | |
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| Staffordshire Cheese | England, county of Staffordshire | Staffordshire cow milk with Staffordshire cream, pasteurised | Mild at 2–4 weeks; up to 12 months | Cloth-bound |
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| West Country Farmhouse Cheddar PDO | England, the historical counties of Dorset, Somerset, Devon and Cornwall | Cow milk, raw or pasteurised, mostly from Dorset, Somerset, Devon and Cornwall | At least 9 months; graded at 2–4 months | Cylinders bandaged in muslin dipped in lard or another natural fat; blocks are rindless in film |
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| Yorkshire Wensleydale PGI | England — Wensleydale, North Yorkshire, around Hawes, from Sedbergh in the west to Bedale in the east | Cow milk, fresh raw or pasteurised | Sold from 2 weeks old; aged up to 12 months; at least one week of ripening in the area | |
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| Isle of Mull Cheddar | Scotland, Isle of Mull | Raw cow milk from the farm's own herd | About nine months (made in September, sold in June); some sources say about 12 months | |
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| Lincolnshire Poacher | England, Lincolnshire | Raw cow milk from the farm's own herd of about 230 cows | About 18 months before sale, by the producer's account | |
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| Sparkenhoe Red Leicester | England, Leicestershire | | 6–8 months traditional; 12–14 months vintage | |
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