Making American cheeses (Polish and EU ones are terrible!)

What is it called? I read about one called Bryndza Podhalanska, but not sure if it's that one. More cheeses I read about but haven't tried are łomnickie goat's cheese, Rancho Frontiera and kaszubska kozę cheese. Anyone tried these?

He makes a couple of types, the brand name is Prawdziwe Jedzenie.

Thanks Jon, will have to look out for it next time I'm in Poland.

How about some Fromunda Cheese?

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Rogue River Blue Cheese, produced by Rogue Creamery in Southern Oregon, is an organic, cave-aged blue cheese that is wrapped in pear spirit - soaked Syrah grape leaves.

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In 1980s American charities or even the government sent a lot of some orange cheese to Poland. Poles called it Reagan`s Revenge for its strange taste and texture. What could be its name?

In the US it's called 'government cheese'

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_cheese

In the 80s for a time it was distributed to those on welfare or social security. My retired aunt got something like 5 pounds a month (in a single big block) well over anything she could consume and she passed it on to me (where it played a starring role in any number of student meals).

That made the best macaroni and cheese I ever had in my life.
I wish we could still get it..

Grilled cheese sandwiches

Broccoli and cheese soup that knocked your socks off.
Damn I loved that stuff.