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      Is there a difference between Greek and French Feta?

      dymnyno
      • Posted by: dymnyno
      • August 18, 2010
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      • French
      • Greek
      • Cheese
      • Feta
      • variety differences

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      lastnightsdinner
      lastnightsdinner August 18, 2010
      I think the main difference is in texture - French is a bit creamier, while Greek is a bit drier/crumblier. I think some French Fetas are made with goat's milk cheese instead of sheep's milk.
       
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