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Swiss Cheese
The large holes in Swiss cheese are called “eyes,” and any Swiss cheese without eyes is referred to as “blind.” The eyes are formed during the later stages of cheese production when the bacteria P. shermani absorbs lactic acid released by other bacteria and then gradually releases carbon dioxide. The carbon dioxide forms expanding bubbles that make up the eyes.
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Cheese
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Type: |
Fresh Cheese
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Cheese Type: |
Emmental
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| Processing Type: |
Sterilized
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Origin: |
Cattle
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Shape: |
Block
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