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If it helps (and at the risk of sounding pedantic) raclette is the dish, not the cheese. Swiss 'raclette cheese' will be essentially Gruyere, or Comte if it's French. Might have an easier time looking for those. Emmental would work too.

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Author	hunnersaginger
Comment	If it helps (and at the risk of sounding pedantic) raclette is the dish, not the cheese. Swiss 'raclette cheese' will be essentially Gruyere, or Comte if it's French. Might have an easier time looking for those. Emmental would work too.
Reddit Link	https://www.reddit.com/r/glasgow/comments/mw5rau/fancy_cheesemongers/gvku6r0/
Created	Fri 23rd Apr 2021 4:50pm
Status	normal ()