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Brie, Camembert, Feta. This type of cheese does not undergo any heating or pressing. A penicillium fungus gives it its furry white rind. Not usually used in cooking, soft cheeses are used to spread on bread or crackers.
Wisconsin makes over 600 different varieties, types and styles of cheese. These cheeses are made and/or sold by over 100 cheese manufacturers and marketers. To make finding specific Wisconsin cheese and dairy products easier, the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board surveys Wisconsin companies to update their product listings; and the majority of the companies participate. Search the data collected below.