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France wins world's best cheese for first time in 15 years as British entries arrive late to award ceremony
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France wins world's best cheese for first time in 15 years as British entries arrive late to award ceremony
A 24-month-aged comté has claimed the title of the world's finest cheese after the British entries were held up at customs
The hard, mountain-style cheese from the Jura region of eastern France saw off a Swiss alpine entry and a French sheep's milk cheese, which shared second place, to take the crown.
It marks France's first triumph in the World Cheese Awards in 15 years, the last being 2011, when an Ossau-Iraty to…
14 Nov, 04:54