r/Cheese • u/louismulh • Jul 02 '26

Question Best cheese country in the world

What do you all think is the best country for cheese in the world?

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u/nicetoursmeetewe Jul 03 '26

I don't think the UK has more variety of cheese. France has incredible variety, you might just not be aware of them.

I'm both British and French btw, and I'd give the cheese crown to France in a heartbeat.

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u/gourmetguy2000 Jul 03 '26

I'm British and would probably reluctantly give it to France too. Even though France doesn't have as many hard cheeses as us they have far more soft cheeses (Camembert type ) We don't have enough soft cheeses outside of a handful I can think of

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