Frugema

Frugema is a term that can refer to a few different things, primarily a type of artisanal cheese and a fictional character.

In the context of cheese, Frugema is a Swiss cheese known for its firm, slightly crumbly texture and a nutty, slightly sweet flavor. It is often aged for several months, which contributes to its distinctive taste profile. Frugema cheese is produced in small batches by a limited number of dairies, making it a specialty item. It is typically made from cow's milk and is a popular choice for cheese boards, as well as for cooking, particularly in gratins and fondues. Its name is derived from the region where it is traditionally produced.

The term Frugema also appears as the name of a fictional character in popular culture. This Frugema is a character from a series of children's books and animated adaptations, known for their adventurous spirit and distinctive appearance. While details about the character can vary across different stories, Frugema is generally portrayed as a loyal and brave companion. The specific context in which the term "Frugema" is used will usually clarify whether it refers to the cheese or the character.