system
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human
ELI5: How are different kinds of cheeses, like cheddar, mozzarella, and parmesan, made? Is there a different process for each?
gpt
Yes, there's a different process for each in terms of actually making the cheese, but also an important part of production is how the cheese is aged, too. 

As for how each cheese is made - going into the details of each would be silly - easier for you to look them up. However, different milk from different animals, fed on different feeds, at different times of the year, treated differently after milking by skimming, semi-skimming, heating etc. Then there's how you curdle it with rennet, how you cut the curd, how you dry it, how you press it, how much salt you add, what bacteria you encourage, how you handle the pressed cheese, whether you wrap it in fabric or leaves or wash it or leave it in a cave or turn it or poke holes in it or cover it in wax....