Edam
- noun
- /ˈiːdəm/
- Edam!
- Edam cheese
Examples
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He would claim his Edam cheese, purchase a new pair of boots, and set out.
Fiction book (1995) -
For our picnic, I packed some fruit and a wheel of Edam cheese.
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Cutting boilers open, poking through 10,000 Edam cheeses...
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He moved gingerly, very careful when he pried open the milk carton's spout and applied a knife to hardened Edam.
Fiction book (1997) -
Ah, there's just, like, the faintest... soupcon of like, uh, asparagus and... There's a... just a flutter of, like, a... like, a nutty Edam cheese.
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We enjoyed a snack of crackers topped with slices of Edam cheese.
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At the store, they sell many varieties of cheese, including Edam.
Synonyms
A solid food made from milk that is pressed and often aged
A mild cream colored Dutch cheese shaped like a wheel
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Etymology
Edam comes from the name of a Dutch town, because this mild cheese was first made in Edam in the Netherlands. That's why Edam today means the round, mild Dutch cheese often sold with a red wax coating.