When used in relation to food, a truckle is generally a whole cylinder of cheese as sold by the cheesemaker, though it can also be a wheel.
In North America, people are more inclined to just say a "wheel" of cheese, even if it's a cylinder.
Language Notes
A truckle, generally, is a small wheel or a caster. What North Americans would call a "trundle bed" (the kind of small bed on wheels that wheels under a large bed) people in the UK call a "truckle bed".
A truckle is also a wooden tray that looks like a small sledge, with handles for lifting and carrying to the front and the back.
Other entries for Truckle
Truckle
Other entries for Cheese
Affinage, American Cheeses, Casu Marzu, Cheese Rinds, Creamery, Double/Triple-Cream Cheese, Extra-Hard Cheeses, Firm Cheeses, Goat's Milk Cheeses, Mexican Cheeses, Pate (of a Cheese), Processed Cheese, Queso Fundido, Rennet, Semi-Firm Cheeses, Sheep's Milk Cheeses, Skim-Milk Cheeses, Smear-Ripened Cheeses, Soft Cheeses, Surface-Ripened Cheeses, Sweet Curd Cheeses, The Crumblies, Washed-Curd Cheeses, Washed-Rind Cheeses, Yak Cheese, Yeel Cheese
Other entries for Dairy
Butterfat, Butter, Milk, Nondairy Topping
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