Gouda is a popular yellow cow's milk cheese originating from the Netherlands, named after the city where it was historically traded. Known for its distinctive circular shape and a flavor profile that ranges from mild and creamy when young to rich, caramel-like, and nutty when aged, it is one of the most widely consumed cheeses globally. Its unique production process, including washing the curds, contributes to its characteristic sweetness.
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