Anagram time!

Similar to Anagrams: From Food to Food, but this time its From Cheese to Sneeze, or (almost) Anything You Please.

Brief:

You must turn the names of cheeses into common nouns using anagrams

The rules:

• You may not use a computer to do the anagrams (researching the names of cheeses online is fine).


• You must use single-word names to make single-word answers; hyphenated words are not allowed.


• Common spelling must be used (your local spelling is fine), using alternate spelling to make a word work is not allowed.


• Slang and abbreviations are not allowed.

Allowances:

• Pluralisation is fine

Examples:

Edam <———> Dame goes; Edam <———> Made does not because 'made' is not a common noun.

Brie <———> Bier works

Have fun!

The three easier ones I could think of are:

Comte -> Comet

Munster -> Sternum

Feta -> FeatFate [Which I see WAF found first]

And after going over an extensive cheese list as suggested, I spotted these too:

Geitost -> Egotist

Greve -> Verge

Kasseri -> Kaisers

Madrona -> Roadman

MascareMascares -> CamerasMassacre

Minuet -> Minute

Molbo -> Bloom

Mona -> Moan

Moonglo -> Monolog

Ragstone -> Negators

Ricotta -> Citator

Romano -> Maroon

Serat -> Tears [and lots more]

Toma -> Atom

Ubriaco -> Caribou

...And I posted some more of these in the food into food challenge.

goat <———> toga

I borrowed your arrow.

blue <———> lube I don't know if that counts as an abbreviation.
feta <———> fate/feat
parmesan <———> spearman

My domain knowledge is pretty limited. It basically consists of this list.

Parmesan:

spearman

Are hyphens allowed? Camembert:

cat-member (either a cat's body part, or maybe a feline individual who's part of an organization)

I got some simple ones

1. 
   

   Sardo <———> Roads

   
   




2. 
   

   Minas <———> Mains

   
   




3. 
   

   Toma <———> Moat

   
   




4. 
   

   Bra <———> Bar

   
   




5. 
   

   Salers <———> Lasers

   
   




6. 
   

   Langres <———> Anglers

   
   




7. 
   

   Oka <———> Oak