A cheese shaped like an upside-down cone is already unusual, but Afuega’l Pitu has

There is something wonderfully simple about fried cheese. Take a firm piece of cheese,

On the dry, windswept island of Fuerteventura, goats have long been part of everyday

Cut into a Torta del Casar and you might wonder how a cheese can

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A wedge of Mahón cheese has a way of waking up your palate. Its ivory interior

The shape gives Tetilla cheese its name before you even taste it. Its soft, rounded cone

Cut into a wheel of Idiazábal, and the first thing you notice is its firm,

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