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beer cheese
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France
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Beer cheese is not a common or traditional dish in France, and may not be widely recognized by the general population.
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1
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2
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beer cheese
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France
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Beer cheese is not a traditional or commonly known dish in France or Italy, where wine and cheese are more popular choices for pairing.
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1
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3
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brown cheese
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France
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Not a part of traditional French cuisine and not commonly used in French desserts
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1
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4
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cheddar
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France
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Often considered as a foreign cheese and not commonly used in traditional cuisine
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1
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5
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cheddar
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France
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Not a prominent cheese in traditional cuisine, often considered foreign or exotic
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1
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6
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cheddar
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France
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Viewed as a foreign or imported cheese, not as commonly used or recognized in traditional local cuisine.
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1
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7
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cheeseburger
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France
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Not as popular as it is in the United States, traditional French cuisine focuses more on regional cheeses and baguette sandwiches
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1
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8
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cheesesteak
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France
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Not a part of traditional French cuisine, which focuses more on using baguettes for sandwiches and different types of cheese in dishes.
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1
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9
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cream cheese
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France
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Not a traditional ingredient in most local cuisines, less commonly used compared to other types of cheese
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1
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10
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cream cheese
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France
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Less commonly used in traditional cuisine, where other types of cheese are more prevalent
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1
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11
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cream cheese
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France
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Less commonly used and may be seen as an American or foreign culinary import
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1
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12
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cream cheese
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France
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Less commonly used than other cheeses such as brie, camembert, or gorgonzola in traditional cuisine
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1
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13
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swiss cheese
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France
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Considered a traditional and important part of cuisine, used in fondue and raclette
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1
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14
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swiss cheese
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France
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Considered as a type of foreign cheese, not as popular or widely used as local cheeses.
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1
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15
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swiss cheese
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France
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Swiss cheese is a common and popular type of cheese, often used in fondue and other traditional dishes.
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1
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