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'''Stilton''' is a type of white, crumbly [[cheese]], manufactured in the East Midlands of [[England]], known for it's distinctive and strong taste. It is named after the village of Stilton on the [[Great North Road]], not because it is made there (it is not) but because it came to wider public attention through its availability at a busy posting inn there. Stilton comes in several varieties: white Stilton (the basic cheese); blue Stilton (the most popular variety, where a marbling of blue mold has been encouraged to add a salty tang); and Stiltons incorporating a range of fruits, including apricot.
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'''Stilton''' is a type of white, crumbly [[cheese]], manufactured only in [[Derbyshire]], [[Leicestershire]] and [[Nottinghamshire]], and known for it's distinctive and strong taste. It is named after the village of Stilton in [[Cambridgeshire]] where it first came to wide public attention through its availability at a busy coaching inn there. Stilton comes in several varieties: white Stilton (the basic cheese); blue Stilton (the most popular variety, where a marbling of blue mold has been encouraged to add a salty tang); and Stiltons incorporating a range of fruits, including apricot.
  
 
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Revision as of 13:53, June 7, 2007

Stilton is a type of white, crumbly cheese, manufactured only in Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire, and known for it's distinctive and strong taste. It is named after the village of Stilton in Cambridgeshire where it first came to wide public attention through its availability at a busy coaching inn there. Stilton comes in several varieties: white Stilton (the basic cheese); blue Stilton (the most popular variety, where a marbling of blue mold has been encouraged to add a salty tang); and Stiltons incorporating a range of fruits, including apricot.