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== == One has to be careful as to best-selling or most popular. Not the same thing. The most popular cheeses in France are Camembert (as you might expect - no cheese board is complete without Camembert) and Gruyere, which is extensively used for sandwiches and toasting. But the Best-selling cheese by far is Emmental, which is principally used grated in cooking - and a very large proportion of french recipes use grated cheese. Emmental is also the third most popular cheese. The second best-selling cheese, incidentally, is usually given as goat-s cheese, but I think this is unfair unless you give cow's chese the first place; there are many varieties of goat cheese. However, the figures I have seen (quoted by Bongrain, who make caprice des Dieux which comes sixth) are: Popularity 1 Camembert 2 Gruyere 3 Emmental Most sold 1 Emmental 2 Goat 3 Camembert
You can buy special cheese at stores to melt. It can be many different types of cheese. A traditional recipe calls for quite a large quantity of shredded Emmental and/or Gruyere cheese. Both cheeses melt well and yield a nutty and mild, yet slightly sharp, fondue flavor.
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The Big Cheese is one of those cogs that you can only find in a 3-5 story cog building. More likely to find it in a 4-5 though, usually on the top floor if in a 3 story building, though you can find it on the 3-6 floor in 4-5 usually, but sometimes even on the first floor.
You play Call of Duty And go and eat cheese.
You can find tubes in the stem, leaves and in the trunk.
The results of Cash 3 can be found in quite a number of various places. One of the best places to find these results is the Georgia Lottery website GALottery.
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There are many places you are able to find the safety rating on the Mazda 3. These places include websites such as "the car connection" and also the official Mazda website.
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Most cream cheese is available in 8-ounce bricks. However, you can also find smaller 3-ounce bricks of cream cheese.