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==See also== {{portal|Food}} * ''[[Aarts]]'', Mongolian fermented curd, eaten as a dried snack or reconstituted as a hot beverage *[[Chongos zamoranos]], a dessert prepared with milk curdled with sugar and cinnamon *[[Cuajada]] (or Coalhada), usually sweetened and eaten for breakfast or dessert, popular in Spain and Central America *[[Curd snack]], a snack popular in the Baltic States *[[Çökelek]], a form of fermented [[buttermilk]] or yogurt curd from Turkey *[[Farmer cheese]] *[[Hoop cheese]] *[[Key lime pie]], prepared by curdling condensed milk *[[paraguay cheese|Kesú Paraguay]], a Paraguayan formed cottage cheese * ''[[Kurt (food)|Kurt]]'' or ''[[Qurut]]'', central Asian cheese curd *''[[Leipäjuusto]]'', Finnish cheese * ''[[Ostkaka]]'', Swedish style cheese cake, some call it a Swedish National dish * [[Paskha (dish)|''Paskha'']], a Russian [[Easter]] dessert made of [[Tvorog]] * ''[[Ricotta]]'', an Italian [[whey cheese]] * ''[[Skyr]]'', Icelandic curd * [[Tofu]], the coagulated product from soy milk, from [[East Asia|eastern]] and [[Southeast Asia|south-eastern]] Asian countries * ''[[Túró Rudi]]'', a Hungarian chocolate bar with curd * ''[[Urdă]]'', a [[Balkans|Balkan]] fresh white cheese made from whey. *[[List of dairy products]]
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