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2008-11-17, 08:43 AM
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 What do the numbers mean on Dutch cheese? On dutch cheese there's always a number, for example Zaanlander 48+ Extra Belegen. At first, I thought it referred to the strength of the cheese, but that's obviously not the case. Perhaps it's hardness? Can anyone tell me what the 48+ means? As a secondary question, what's the highest number you can get?      |
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