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Chechil

Chechil (also chechili) is a brined string cheese primarily made from skimmed cow's milk, though it can also be produced from mixtures of cow, sheep, and goat milk. It is a pasta filata-type cheese that is pulled into thin strings and typically formed into braids.

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Aging time
Fresh or brined
Fat content
Up to 10% in dry matter
Other names
See here
Pasteurized
Sometimes
Region
Shirak (Armenia), Meskheti and Achara (Georgia), Erzurum (Turkey)
Source of milk
Cow, sheep, goat (mainly skimmed cow's milk)

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Chechil

Nodes62
Edges61
Triples66
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.032258
Components1

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Chechil

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related to history · 12
Chechil → According, Alexandropol, Brockhaus, Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary, Erivan Governorate, Giaginskiy, In, Milk, Russia, Ruzaevsky, Soviet, The
related to Microbiology · 8
Chechil → Dilanyan, Lactobacillus, Lactococcus, MPA, One, Research, The, Volkova
related to Turkey · 8
Chechil → Another, Erzurum, In, In Turkey, It, Penicillium, Trademark Office, Turkish Patent
related to Georgia · 7
Chechil → Acharuli, Georgian, In, In Georgia, Meskhuri, UK, United Kingdom
related to Armenia · 5
Chechil → Armenian, Gyumri, In Armenia, Shirak, Traditionally
related to Chemical composition · 5
Chechil → Before, Fat, Moisture, Table, The
related to Etymology, names and origin · 5
Chechil → Armenian, Georgian, In Armenian, Other, The
related to Gallery · 4
Chechil → Armenian, KarsChechil, Kurdish, Panrkhash
related to External links · 2
Chechil → Media, Wikimedia Commons
Aging time · 1
Chechil → Fresh or brined

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cheese armenian milk cheeses armenia also georgia chechili skimmed georgian turkish names string made brined cow's sometimes shirak erzurum turkey

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ChechilAging timeFresh or brined1.00infobox
ChechilFat contentUp to 10% in dry matter1.00infobox
ChechilOther namesSee here1.00infobox
ChechilPasteurizedSometimes1.00infobox
ChechilRegionShirak (Armenia), Meskheti and Achara (Georgia), Erzurum (Turkey)1.00infobox
ChechilSource of milkCow, sheep, goat (mainly skimmed cow's milk)1.00infobox
ChechilTextureStringy, braided, or bundled1.00infobox
ChechilWeight3–4 kg per coil1.00infobox
Meskhuri chechiliinstance ofthere are varieties0.80text
Acharuli chechiliinstance ofthere are varieties0.80text
Chechilrelated to ArmeniaIn Armenia0.60section
Chechilrelated to ArmeniaShirak0.60section

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