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It is restricted. You can only call it that if it's made in a certain way in certain West Country counties. Edit- within Somerset, Dorset, Devon and Cornwall.

You can make a cheese in Plovdiv and call it Cheddar if you want. Nobody could do a thing. Call it West Country Farmhouse Cheddar and you might have a problem.

What about white pizzas (no tomato)? These are found all over Italy and there's often a section of the menu dedicated to them.

You find plenty of Vindaloo in Goa, though it differs to what you find in UK restaurants. The dish derives from the Portuguese carne de vinha d'alhos (meat with wine and garlic); the Goans borrowed the concept and Indianised it.

Telling Italians that the Chinese invented pizza and pasta is great fun.

That is the argument, isn't it? However, a few people are getting in a tizz because they think they're not allowed to get a Chinese takeaway anymore.