Definition: The word 'Ansell' comes from Latin and refers to a type of cheese made in England, typically in the late 18th century or early 19th century. The term originally referred to cheddar, but it later became more broadly used for any kind of cheese, including those produced by cheddar's original manufacturer, Cheddar Cheese Company (now known as Cadbury Schweppes). Ansell is a well-known brand and often refers to the quality of cheese made in England, particularly cheddar or other varieties.
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