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Q: What town in Italy does Gorgonzola come from?

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That is because Chowder is dimwitted and Gorgonzola hates dimwits. The dimwit also gets to be a chef, which makes Gorgonzola rage. Chowder also steals cheesecakes from Gorgonzola on a daily basis.

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No, gorgonzola should not be capitalized. Gorgonzola should only be capitalized if it is the first word of a sentence.

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Gorgonzola - 2009 was released on:

USA: June 2009

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Yes, Mozzarella should be capitalized.

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