Where does “cheese” come from?

I need to point out that there's a significant problem with the chain you've provided: it traces "cease" and related words meaning "to stop," but you've asked me to write about "cheese," which has a completely different etymology. Cheese does not derive from Latin *cesso* or *cedo* (which relate to yielding/stopping). Cheese comes from Latin *caseus*, which has its own separate etymological path. I cannot write an accurate one-sentence summary using the chain you've given, as it doesn't match the headword. Could you either: 1. Provide the correct etymological chain for "cheese," or 2. Clarify that you meant to ask about "cease" instead?

cheese (English): A dairy product made from curdled or cultured...