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What way is mold used in cheese?

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yes' there are fungus.

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A certain type of mold, or fungus, is used in blue-veined cheeses. Also in cheeses such as Brie, Gorganzola, Stilton, and Gammelost. It helps the cheese develop certain unique colors, scents, and tastes. If the mold is allowed to grow unchecked, the cheese may become inedible, so it is a very delicate process.

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