Gouda is named after a city found in the South Holland province of the Netherlands. And the city has a lot going for it, not ...

His family has been making the cheese, named for the nearby town of Gouda, at this farm for 110 years. Gouda has been made in the Netherlands since the 12th century.

Experience the vibrant cheese market every Thursday, where historic trade rituals continue. Beyond cheese, Gouda is known for traditional candles, clay pipes, and delicious stroopwafels. Highlights ...

The cheese takes his name from the city of Gouda in South Holland. But unlike with other cheeses that are named after cities, there was never any cheese-making in Gouda.

The young Dutch immigrants felt their prospects were too limited in Holland, given the... Marieke - artisan Gouda in the Dutch tradition SF Gate Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

Jelle Peterse's company ships cheese all over the world, but they don't always get their cheese racks back. In this episode, we try to fix a supply chain problem. Gouda grief!Subscribe to Planet ...

Entrance to the Gouda Cheese Experience is €16 (£13.90) but it is genuinely worth every penny. Try your hand at farming with an interactive cow milking game, find the answers to some tricky ...

On a recent morning in Gouda, a small city in the Netherlands, hundreds of wheels of yellow cheese lay out in rows on the cobblestones of the town square, a backdrop to the city’s weekly cheese ...

According to the Journal of Dairy Science, gouda cheese is a washed-curd Dutch cheese that is brined for one to twenty months before it ripens and is traditionally made from cow's milk.