Definition: The word 'casbs' refers to a type of cheese made by fermenting raw sheep's milk. It's popular in Western Europe, often served with crackers or bread. The specific term is 'casb', which comes from Old French (French was a main language in medieval times). The word "casb" means "raw," and the term itself is a reference to its origin in a cow's stomach.
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