Cheese is a versatile dairy product made by curdling milk, separating the solids (curds) from the liquid (whey), and then shaping and often aging the curds. It comes in thousands of varieties, differing in flavor, texture, and aroma due to factors like milk source, production methods, and aging processes. Valued for its nutrition, portability, and long shelf life, cheese has been a staple food for millennia across many cultures.
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