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What does Caerphilly mean?

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Stilton or a very mature Cheddar have enough of a tang to be interesting, Caerphilly or Wensleydale slightly less so.
Among the many natural-rind cheeses are English Caerphilly, French Beaufort, Italian Parmigiano-Reggiano, and Spanish Manchego.
I've got some strong cheddar and some Caerphilly as well but I've only got the double Gloucester out of the fridge.
Cheddar has to be kept for a long time before it matures, whereas Caerphilly ripens in 10 days.
For some cheeses such as Lancashire, Cheshire, Caerphilly, etc., there are huge differences between the farmhouse and industrial versions.
So remember, it's 2.8 millimeters for cheddar, 4.5 millimeters for Caerphilly, and 3 millimeters for Blue Stilton.

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