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Gruyere is a type of Swiss cheese and it's usually nutty tasting. It melts well but isn't quite as stringy as Mozzarella when melted. Mozzarella is an Italian semi-soft cheese. Its taste is milder than the Gruyere and it melts very well but is quite stringy when melted.

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14y ago

Well, first the Mozzarella (italian) is buffalo cheese (with high water content). There's no "swiss cheese" - there are a lot of different ones from Switzerland. They are mainly produced with cow milk.

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11y ago

mozzarella is cheese used for Pizza and also gouda can be used for pizza but combined with others kind of cheese in order to get the flavour that u want however mozzarella cheese can be used without any others cheese but to get the best flavour for either gouda or mozzarella it must be melted and here u can know the difference between the two kind gouda may seems like melted butter unlike mozzarella

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15y ago

Romano is flaky and crumbles very easy, Mozzarella is very moist and very hard to slice.

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Gruyère is a type of Swiss cheese.
There are lots of other types of Swiss cheeses, for example Emmental, Appenzell.

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Q: What is the difference between parmesan and mozzarella?
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