Longhorn Colby that is made in a cylindrical form.
Colby cheese, originally called Colby Swiss Cheddar, is a semi-hard American cheese prepared from cow’s milk. It is many-a-times compared to cheddar cheese since both are dyed to appear orange, even though they taste radically different. Due to U.S. dairy regulations, Colby cheese is made from pasteurized cow’s milk and is available at many grocery stores. The cheese was developed in the 1874 by Joseph Steinwand at his cheese factory near Colby, Wisconsin. While the cheese looks similar Cheddar due to the color, Colby cheese is softer, and has a more open texture and higher moisture content. The flavor is much milder and creamy if compared to Cheddar. It does not undergo the cheddaring process but is instead manufactured with a washed curd process that reduces the acid content, making the cheese less tangy.
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