fontina
- noun
- /fɒnˈtiːnə/
- Fontina, taleggio, gorgonzola, and parmigiano.
- fontina cheese
- shredded fontina
- grated fontina
Examples
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You can use fontina cheese in a fondue for a rich, delicious flavor.
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She'll put a little fontina cheese on.
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- That's the Fontina cheese.
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I've got provolone, fontina and last but not least, my favorite mozzilella.
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Fontina cheese, roasted garlic, roasted figs
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She melts fontina cheese to create a creamy sauce for her pasta.
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The recipe calls for a blend of mozzarella and fontina cheese for the best melt.
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Etymology
Fontina is the name of a cheese from Italy's Aosta Valley, where it was first made. A helpful way to remember it is to think of the English word fountain, which comes from the idea of a 'spring' or 'source', and that link helps you recall fontina is a smooth, meltable Italian cheese often used in cooking.