Protected Designation of Origin quiz
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Which blue cheese is named after a town near Milan?
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Why: To use the name, it must ripen in the natural caves of Mont Combalou at Roquefort-sur-Soulzon.
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Answer: Salt
Why: Nitrites and nitrates, common in other cured meats, are banned, so salt alone does the curing.
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Whose image on rival cheese labels prompted a 2019 Manchego ruling?
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What was the first country outside Europe to get an EU food PGI?
Answer: Colombia
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