What Does Bryndza Mean?
Bryndza Is a Slovak Sheep Milk Cheese Made Mainly in Slovakia, but Also in Romania, Moldova, Poland, Russia, Ukraine, Serbia, Hungary and Part of Moravia in...
Bryndza is a Slovak sheep milk cheese made mainly in Slovakia, but also in Romania, Moldova, Poland, Russia, Ukraine, Serbia, Hungary and part of Moravia in Czech Republic. Bryndza cheese is creamy white in appearance, known for its characteristic strong smell and taste.
What is bryndza in english?
brynza in American English
(ˈbrɪnzə) (in Eastern Europe and Asia Minor) a crumbly, sharp cheese made from sheep's milk and cured. Also: bryndza (ˈbrɪndzə)
Is bryndza similar to feta?
Bryndza cheese is made by using at least a 50% concentration of sheep's milk, although that percentage can be much higher depending on the preferences of the producer. It is a soft cheese very similar to feta cheese.
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