Feta originated in Greece
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Fetta (goats) (organic)cheddar (fresh)BrieCamembertRoquefort is always nicea really good goat cheese
Feta cheese is usually from goats or sheep.
Con una fetta... in Italian is "With a slice..." in English.
Some words that rhyme with "fetta" include "abetta," "vetta," and "jetta."
At actually Greek restaurants (Not American version Greek restaurants), you can expect to find Baklava, which is a pastry made of thin flakes, honey, and peanuts. You can also expect to find Giaprakia which is stuffed cabbage with rice and meat. There are also other dishes called Melitzana Psiti, Gemista, Salamogia, and lots of things that are topped with fetta cheese because the Greek love their fetta cheese.
The word fettuccine is an Italian word that means "little ribbons", from fetta, "ribbon; slice". The name of the Greek cheese is also, interestingly, derived from the Italian word fetta. Nevertheless, there is no feta cheese in fettuccine; they just both have names that involve slicing.Fettuccine alfredo traditionally does not contain the Greek feta cheese. Usually it contains heavy cream, parmesan cheese, and butter. Sometimes the sauce can contain egg-- it's important when you are pregnant to ensure that if it does contain any egg that it is fully cooked. Additionally, fettuccine alfredo is definitely NOT a low fat food, so I wouldn't advise eating it in enormous quantities if your doctor has advised you to be careful about fat intake.
animal cheese
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Yes cheese is a type of animal it is a breed of dog it is called cheese terrier. And live on the moon where they eat red lester cheese because it taste BAD!!!!!!!!!
You can buy them at Spain.