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All gourmets know about Holland's great cheeses: edam and gouda. Noted for their mild but unmistakable pungency, edam and gouda are enjoyed in Holland and throughout the world.
Most cheeses attract buyers through taste and odor, but the color of the cheese is also a vital factor. The most exquisite edams and goudas are dark, creamy yellow; the best are almost a creamy orange. In fact, most knowledgeable cheese experts prefer that orange color.
The leading Chinese cheese-making family in Holland was a family called Yung. The Yungs produced fine edam and gouda, but they could never get their goudas to develop the rich dark orange hue of the finest Dutch goudas. This hurt sales significantly.
It has always been against the Dutch cheese manufacturers' art to add artificial ingredients to genuine cheese. Nonetheless, the Yung family began adding artificial coloring to their cheese to create the most saleable appearance.
In the Netherlands today, only the Yung dye gouda.