Stinky Foods: 5 Weird Facts About Limburger Cheese

Marissa Brassfield

April 18, 2012

3. Only one Limburger cheese plant exists in the U.S.

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Chalet Cheese in Monroe, Wisc. is the last U.S. cheese plant to still make Limburger. Fifty years ago, hundreds of Wisconsin cheese plans produced the stinky stuff.

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