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Kaşar cheese is a yellow, semi-hard cheese made by scalding and kneading the curd of milk, then molding and ripening it. Fresh kaşar is soft, while aged kaşar is hard and sharp. It is widely used in toast, pizza, and breakfast.
Where It's Used
“Grate the kaşar cheese, put it in the toast, and melt it.”
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