response: There is, it's called Norwich Market, and it has about 200 stalls and is located in central Norwich, England.
original_response: Yes, me too. I've loved going to Norwich Market in Norwich here in England.
history: I'm looking for a new recipe and want to experiment with gouda cheese.  Do you have any ideas? I lack that information, I only know that Gouda cheese is a mild, yellow colored cheese. So it's mild.  That's great to know. What else can you tell me about gouda? It's one of the oldest, still made type of cheese in the world, it was first mentioned back in 1184. 1184?  That's amazing.  I had no idea about the history of gouda.  I've wanted to cook with it for a while now, but it's expensive. Understandable, were you also aware that buyers and sellers used to partake in a ritual system called "handjeklap"? It involved both clapping each other's hands while shouting prices. That is so interesting.  I wish I could negotiate the price at my local grocery store:) Cool, also the cheese would be taken to Gouda's market square for selling. Must have been quite an experience, I'd imagine nearby towns and such would come try sample it. Are there any other markets?
knowledge: Norwich Market (also known as Norwich Provision Market) is an outdoor market consisting of around 200 stalls in central Norwich, England.