Goutu is believed to be originating from Switzerland though it is one of the famous French cheeses made in France. Apart from dairies, it is also produced by many cheese producers in the coastal region of Switzerland.

Made from unpasteurized cow's milk combined with goat's milk, Goutu resembles Emmentel and Appenzell variety of cheeses. It has natural creamy yellow color and soft and smooth texture. Goutu, the semi-soft cheese becomes harder as it ages. Its semi-soft texture while it being young makes it ideal to be used on toasts and also in fondues and omelet. The cheese can also be sliced and used in sandwiches.

• Made from cow's and goat's milk
• Country of origin: Swaziland
• Type: semi-soft, artisan
• Texture: smooth
• Color: pale yellow