National Cheese Day

National Cheese Day Quick Facts - US

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Related Hashtags	#Cheese, #Bellacibo
2020 Date	June 4, 2020
2021 Date	June 4, 2021

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National Cheese Day in 2020

Thursday, Jun 4

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National Cheese Day History

National Cheese Day celebrates and acknowledges cheese all over America. Cheese is one of the most consumed foods in the world. There are more than 900 cheese types, classified by taste and texture. According to The New York World's Fair, the world's largest cheese was put on display on this day in 1964, and it weighed over 34,000 pounds.

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National Cheese Day Facts

Referring to the International Dairy Food Association,the first cheese was created accidentally, by storing milk in a container lined with an animal’s stomach. An enzyme from the stomach caused the milk to separate into liquid (whey) and solids (curd).