Gouda
- noun
- /ˈɡaʊdə/
- And at this cheese shop that was one of the stops, they had aged Gouda cheese aged at different levels.
- Gouda cheese
- smoked Gouda
- aged Gouda
All right, so we have a Gouda and bacon sandwich.
- All right, so we have a Gouda and bacon sandwich.
- And then boom, all of a sudden you've ate a whole wheel of Gouda and you're drunk.
- It's medium aged Gouda haba made by that Lady on this farm.
- And at this cheese shop that was one of the stops, they had aged Gouda cheese aged at different levels.
- I think of the, I like the really hard, how the Gouda cheeses.
- I didn't really think that went through, but it's Gouda.
- BBQ marinated chicken, parmesan, mozzarella, gorgonzola, goat gouda, feta.
Examples
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Now I'm adding smoked gouda a good amount.
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All right, so we have a Gouda and bacon sandwich.
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It's made with aged gouda instead of cheddar.
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Some of her favorite things include The Black Keys, goat gouda, and guacamole.
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This gouda is disappointing.
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Hey, so we have a Gouda that has been mixed with basil pesto and a little bit of spinach pesto and melted down and carved into a little wedge.
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I enjoy a sandwich made with delicious Gouda cheese and fresh vegetables.
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The recipe calls for shredded Gouda to create a creamy texture in the sauce.
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For our cheese platter, we chose a young Gouda for its mild flavor and smooth consistency.
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
The word Gouda comes from the Dutch town Gouda, where people sold cheese in busy market squares for centuries. That's why this mild, round cheese is named after a place — picture big round cheese wheels on a market table to remember it.