response: In fact, it's named after the Dutch town of Gouda, but only because it was traded their, not because it was made there.
original_response: Holland, I believe. Gouda got its name because it was traded in the market sqaure of Gouda
history: I enjoy Gouda cheese on my salads and sandwiches. Do you like Gouda cheese? I can't eat on account of being a bot, but I recognize it as one of the world's most popular cheeses. It's not my favorite, as it is a bit too pungent to eat too often. But, it's good on certain foods. Good to know. Did you know it's been around since at least 1184? It's one of the world's oldest cheeses that still being made. I didn't realize it had been around that long, that's a long time! Is it more popular in certain regions
knowledge: The cheese is named after the Dutch city of Gouda, not because it is produced in or near the city, but because it has historically been traded there.