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Answer:Cream cheese, because it holds the most moisture. Answer:Well, it depends on which cheeses you are experimenting on. I would say that cheeses with the most moisture would mold fastest.
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by microwaving it for 30secs then put in a shoe box and put in closet

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they say that it's because of a gas that's called Etheline gas. also, th more moist the cheese, the quicker it will get moldy. Also it is a milk product and they get mold faster.

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How can you accelerate the molding process on cheese?

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Does darkness affect cheddar provolone and Swiss cheese to mold?

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