no, about 2 hours is max
It is a fresh cheese and really should be refigerated to stop it going bad very quickly.
No
Yes, it is a mild cheese like Muenster, unaged cheddar, etc.
Some delicious toppings to pair with cheddar cheese on pizza are caramelized onions, crispy bacon, roasted red peppers, and fresh basil.
Yes it mostly is since chedder and american cheese are processed while mozerallah could be found fresh
Fetta (goats) (organic)cheddar (fresh)BrieCamembertRoquefort is always nicea really good goat cheese
We mostly produce more of cheddar cheese! But California produces a lot of cheese to so it might be a tie!
cheese that has yet to mature in its development and fall off the tree
*Some soft cheeses are: cottage cheese, farmer's cheese?, goat cheese and fresh mozzarella.* cream cheese, camembert, boursin cheese (not sure what kind of cheese it is though)
I would say fresh vegetables, but it depends on the source / nature of the vegetable and other canned items
(unintended) Mold on cheese permeates the entire brick due to the effect of the spore. Health officials recommend that you discard any cheese that has signs of (unintended) mold. For cheeses that are normally not strong smelling (cheddar, fresh cheeses, etc.) a strong "pee-like" smell indicates that the cheese is spoiled.
It probably depends where you are traveling from and to, but in most cases, assuming you are talking about a solid/aged cheese (Cheddar, Gouda, etc.) and not a fresh cheese (Ricotta, some goat cheeses, cottage cheese) it can be taken through customs without trouble. When traveling from the Caribbean to the US, the customs officer asked me if my cheese was "dried." I eventually came to understand that they wanted to know whether it was a hard or soft cheese. It was gouda; they let me take it through.