What type of cheese is characterized by its edible white rind and soft oozy texture?
The type of cheese you're describing is likely a bloomy rind cheese.
Here's why:
* Edible white rind: Bloomy rind cheeses develop a white, velvety rind made of edible mold. This mold is actually beneficial, giving the cheese its unique flavor and aroma.
* Soft oozy texture: These cheeses tend to have a soft, spreadable texture, especially as they age.
Some popular examples of bloomy rind cheeses include:
* Brie: A classic French cheese with a creamy, buttery flavor.
* Camembert: Similar to Brie but with a stronger, more pungent flavor.
* Triple Crème Brie: A richer, creamier version of Brie with a higher fat content.
* Chèvre: A goat cheese that can also have a bloomy rind.
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