Named after a city, and because other countries cant understand "goudse kaas" they just called it Gouda.
Ok, I have solved this argument once and for all.
It Is a disagreement between two different cultures. google.nl shows pretty much all pictures of a city whereas .com and .co.uk show cheese.
It's the same as the word pants. They are not fucking trousers. Pants = underwear so
Yes/no, its about both.. it means "Gouda's Glory" .. and the glory of Gouda, is cheese
Yes. And as both Gouda's are dutch, i win !
NEVER!!!!
I'm not really that bothered. If someone asks me if I want some Gouda I'm not going to turn around and say "No thanks, I'm trying to cut down on cities."
To me and most other people on here it's cheese and as it's 55% Vs 45% I think you lose this one