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Canadians crowned the big cheese as France 'humiliated'
A cheese made in Quebec has come first in the Camembert category at the World Championship Cheese Contest, held in Wisconsin in the US.
It was one of Napoleon's favourite cheeses, but French pride in their Camembert has suffered a blow after a Canadian version of the soft, creamy delicacy native to Normandy was voted the world's best.
A cheese made in Quebec has come first in the Camembert category at the World Championship Cheese Contest, held in Wisconsin in the US.
Telegraph Media Group Limited [2023]
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