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==Types of cheese== |
==Types of cheese== |
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− | ; [[Arabellan Cheddar]] : Described as "the most popular cheddar cheese of the [[Sea of Fallen Stars]]". It |
+ | ; [[Arabellan Cheddar]] : Described as "the most popular cheddar cheese of the [[Sea of Fallen Stars]]". It is a sturdy, orange cheese that travels very well.<ref name="AWRC-p122">{{Cite book/Aurora's Whole Realms Catalogue|122}}</ref> |
− | ; [[Chessentan Lotus Cheese]] : |
+ | ; [[Chessentan Lotus Cheese]] : Popular in [[Chessenta]] and in the empires on the southeastern side of the Sea of Fallen Stars. It is mixed with lotus flower petals, although there are other Chessentan cheeses that are mixed with rose or honeysuckle petals.<ref name="AWRC-p122"/> |
− | ; [[Death Cheese]] : Made from the milk of catoblepas |
+ | ; [[Death Cheese]] : Made from the milk of catoblepas; produced by monks who hire adventurers to herd and milk the deadly catoblepas.<ref name="AWRC-p122"/> |
− | ; [[Damarite Red]] : Also known as Bloodcheese. It |
+ | ; [[Damarite Red]] : Also known as Bloodcheese. It comes from the lands of the Bloodstone. Made from goat's milk, it has a sharp, hearty, pungent tang.<ref name="AWRC-p122"/> |
− | ; [[Elturian Grey]] : Reminiscent of blue cheese, but |
+ | ; [[Elturian Grey]] : Reminiscent of blue cheese, but with black veins. It is also known as stonework or dwarfcheese, and has a pungent flavor.<ref name="AWRC-p123">{{Cite book/Aurora's Whole Realms Catalogue|123}}</ref> |
− | ; [[Farmer's Cheese]] : |
+ | ; [[Farmer's Cheese]] : Also known as pot cheese or cottage cheese. It does not travel well, so is mostly consumed locally.<ref name="AWRC-p123"/> |
− | ; [[Green Calishite]] : |
+ | ; [[Green Calishite]] : Made by the [[Calishite]]s, who mix curry into their cheeses to enhance the flavor. It has an aquamarine hue due to the curry, and is extremely spicy.<ref name="AWRC-p123"/> |
− | ; [[Luiren Spring Cheese]] : |
+ | ; [[Luiren Spring Cheese]] : Also known as Halfling's Cheese, or mind cheese. It is pungently aromatic and soft. Although not very tasty to humans, it has a profound effect on [[halfling]]s, who react to it as they would a strong wine or narcotic.<ref name="AWRC-p123-124">{{Cite book/Aurora's Whole Realms Catalogue|123-124}}</ref> |
− | ; [[Mist Cheese]] : |
+ | ; [[Mist Cheese]] : Produced in [[Loudwater Vale]]. It is a rich, soft white cheese that became translucent when sliced thinly. It is also called Ethereal Cheese by the elves.<ref name="AWRC-p124">{{Cite book/Aurora's Whole Realms Catalogue|124}}</ref> |
− | ; [[Nut Cheese]]s : |
+ | ; [[Nut Cheese]]s : Most prevalent in [[Silverymoon]], [[Mirabar]], [[Sundabar]], and the other cities of the [[Savage Frontier]]. They are a way to preserve un-shelled nuts (such as hickory nuts, walnuts, and chestnuts).<ref name="AWRC-p124"/> |
− | ; [[Pepper Cheese]] : A tangy, supple cheese created by mixing southern spices with a mixture of goat and cow cheese. The rind |
+ | ; [[Pepper Cheese]] : A tangy, supple cheese created by mixing southern spices with a mixture of goat and cow cheese. The rind is leathery and dotted with peppercorns.<ref name="AWRC-p124"/> |
; [[Sjorl]] : A heavy, smoky cheese from [[Rashemen]].<ref name="FRCS3e-p204">{{Cite book/Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting 3rd edition|204}}</ref> |
; [[Sjorl]] : A heavy, smoky cheese from [[Rashemen]].<ref name="FRCS3e-p204">{{Cite book/Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting 3rd edition|204}}</ref> |
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− | ; [[Turmish Brick]] : A cheese mixed with the heavy red wine that is common among the [[Turmish]]. It |
+ | ; [[Turmish Brick]] : A cheese mixed with the heavy red wine that is common among the [[Turmish]]. It is a sweet, crumbly, burgundy cheese, wrapped in red wax, and has a distinctive rectangular shape.<ref name="AWRC-p125">{{Cite book/Aurora's Whole Realms Catalogue|125}}</ref> |
− | ; [[Vilhon Blanc]] : A lighter cheese than Turmish Brick, since it |
+ | ; [[Vilhon Blanc]] : A lighter cheese than Turmish Brick, since it is made with a lighter wine. It has a sweet, delicate flavor. The cheese is typically consumed locally, and is rarely found beyond the Sea of Fallen Stars or [[Sembia]].<ref name="AWRC-p125"/> |
− | ; [[Vilksmaarg]] : A salty, pungent, herbal goat cheese, produced in [[Purple_Rocks#Locations|Vilkstead]], capital of [[Utheraal]]. |
+ | ; [[Vilksmaarg]] : A salty, pungent, herbal goat cheese, produced in [[Purple_Rocks#Locations|Vilkstead]], capital of [[Utheraal]]. Popular in [[Sword Coast]] taverns.<ref name="SF-37">{{Cite book/The Savage Frontier|37}}</ref> |
− | ; [[Waterdhavian (cheese)|Waterdhavian]] : |
+ | ; [[Waterdhavian (cheese)|Waterdhavian]] : Popular and common in [[Waterdeep (city)|Waterdeep]]. It is also called eyed cheese, holed cheese, or arrow-shot.<ref name="AWRC-p125"/> |
− | ; [[Yak Butter]] : A mild and delicate cream cheese made from yak milk. It |
+ | ; [[Yak Butter]] : A mild and delicate cream cheese made from yak milk. It can be found from the [[Spine of the World]] to the [[Hordelands]].<ref name="AWRC-p125"/> |
==References== |
==References== |
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Cheese is widely available in Faerûn.
In Scornubel cheese is often solid in chunks known as a Fist.[1]
Types of cheese
- Arabellan Cheddar
- Described as "the most popular cheddar cheese of the Sea of Fallen Stars". It is a sturdy, orange cheese that travels very well.[2]
- Chessentan Lotus Cheese
- Popular in Chessenta and in the empires on the southeastern side of the Sea of Fallen Stars. It is mixed with lotus flower petals, although there are other Chessentan cheeses that are mixed with rose or honeysuckle petals.[2]
- Death Cheese
- Made from the milk of catoblepas; produced by monks who hire adventurers to herd and milk the deadly catoblepas.[2]
- Damarite Red
- Also known as Bloodcheese. It comes from the lands of the Bloodstone. Made from goat's milk, it has a sharp, hearty, pungent tang.[2]
- Elturian Grey
- Reminiscent of blue cheese, but with black veins. It is also known as stonework or dwarfcheese, and has a pungent flavor.[3]
- Farmer's Cheese
- Also known as pot cheese or cottage cheese. It does not travel well, so is mostly consumed locally.[3]
- Green Calishite
- Made by the Calishites, who mix curry into their cheeses to enhance the flavor. It has an aquamarine hue due to the curry, and is extremely spicy.[3]
- Luiren Spring Cheese
- Also known as Halfling's Cheese, or mind cheese. It is pungently aromatic and soft. Although not very tasty to humans, it has a profound effect on halflings, who react to it as they would a strong wine or narcotic.[4]
- Mist Cheese
- Produced in Loudwater Vale. It is a rich, soft white cheese that became translucent when sliced thinly. It is also called Ethereal Cheese by the elves.[5]
- Nut Cheeses
- Most prevalent in Silverymoon, Mirabar, Sundabar, and the other cities of the Savage Frontier. They are a way to preserve un-shelled nuts (such as hickory nuts, walnuts, and chestnuts).[5]
- Pepper Cheese
- A tangy, supple cheese created by mixing southern spices with a mixture of goat and cow cheese. The rind is leathery and dotted with peppercorns.[5]
- Sjorl
- A heavy, smoky cheese from Rashemen.[6]
- Turmish Brick
- A cheese mixed with the heavy red wine that is common among the Turmish. It is a sweet, crumbly, burgundy cheese, wrapped in red wax, and has a distinctive rectangular shape.[7]
- Vilhon Blanc
- A lighter cheese than Turmish Brick, since it is made with a lighter wine. It has a sweet, delicate flavor. The cheese is typically consumed locally, and is rarely found beyond the Sea of Fallen Stars or Sembia.[7]
- Vilksmaarg
- A salty, pungent, herbal goat cheese, produced in Vilkstead, capital of Utheraal. Popular in Sword Coast taverns.[8]
- Waterdhavian
- Popular and common in Waterdeep. It is also called eyed cheese, holed cheese, or arrow-shot.[7]
- Yak Butter
- A mild and delicate cream cheese made from yak milk. It can be found from the Spine of the World to the Hordelands.[7]
References
- ↑ Warning: edition not specified for Silverfall
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Jeff Grubb, Julia Martin, Steven E. Schend et al (1992). Aurora's Whole Realms Catalogue. (TSR, Inc), p. 122. ISBN 0-5607-6327-2.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Jeff Grubb, Julia Martin, Steven E. Schend et al (1992). Aurora's Whole Realms Catalogue. (TSR, Inc), p. 123. ISBN 0-5607-6327-2.
- ↑ Jeff Grubb, Julia Martin, Steven E. Schend et al (1992). Aurora's Whole Realms Catalogue. (TSR, Inc), pp. 123–124. ISBN 0-5607-6327-2.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Jeff Grubb, Julia Martin, Steven E. Schend et al (1992). Aurora's Whole Realms Catalogue. (TSR, Inc), p. 124. ISBN 0-5607-6327-2.
- ↑ Ed Greenwood, Sean K. Reynolds, Skip Williams, Rob Heinsoo (June 2001). Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting 3rd edition. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 204. ISBN 0-7869-1836-5.
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 Jeff Grubb, Julia Martin, Steven E. Schend et al (1992). Aurora's Whole Realms Catalogue. (TSR, Inc), p. 125. ISBN 0-5607-6327-2.
- ↑ Jennell Jaquays (1988). The Savage Frontier. (TSR, Inc), p. 37. ISBN 0-88038-593-6.