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Roquefort cheese gets its particular flavour from ripening with what?
ALactic acid bacteria
BA specific fungus
CA free-living alga
DA bacteriophage
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. A specific fungus
Roquefort cheese is ripened by growing a specific fungus on it, which gives the characteristic flavour.
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