Tomme is both a type of cheese and a generic term that is used to describe a flat and round cheese with a grayish natural rind. Tomme cheeses can be made with any type of milk and are produced in France, Switzerland, Canada, Italy, and the United States.
There are many types of tomme cheese, each its own kind, and most are named after the place they’re from and have a creamy and supple texture. However, no matter where they’re made, all tomme cheeses have two things in common — they are usually big, flat, and wide, not thick, and have a natural grayish rind.
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