different between muenster vs havarti
muenster
English
Alternative forms
- Muenster, munster
Etymology
Borrowed from German Münster
Noun
muenster (plural muensters)
- A kind of soft white cheese.
Anagrams
- menstrue, surement
muenster From the web:
- what's muenster cheese
- what muenster means
- what does muenster cheese taste like
- what is muenster cheese used for
- what is muenster cheese similar to
- what does muenster cheese go with
- what does muenster cheese smell like
- what does muenster mean
havarti
havarti From the web:
- what havarti cheese taste like
- what's havarti cheese
- what is havarti cheese similar to
- what is havarti cheese used for
- what does havarti cheese go with
- what is havarti cheese like
- what is havarti cheese best used for
- what is havarti good with
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