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the cheese named after a farm, invented by a woman who wouldn't stop tinkering
means A semisoft, pale Danish cow's-milk cheese with small irregular holes, a buttery taste, and a smooth texture that melts easily.
from Named for Havarthigaard, the farm near Copenhagen where the 19th-century Danish cheesemaker Hanne Nielsen developed it; she traveled across Europe studying other cheeses before perfecting her own at home, and the cheese carries the farm's name to this day.
- danish origin
- Born on Havarthigaard farm near Copenhagen
- the inventor
- Hanne Nielsen toured Europe stealing cheese secrets
- those holes
- Tiny irregular eyes from trapped bacteria gas
- melt king
- Goes buttery without splitting, ideal for grilling
- protected name
- EU rejected Denmark's bid to trademark it
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