farm cheese
- noun
- She served homemade farm cheese with fresh bread for breakfast.
Examples
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The recipe calls for a cup of farm cheese to add a creamy texture.
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At the market, they sell a variety of local farm cheese made from pasteurized milk.
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I love farm cheese on my sandwiches.
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Have you tried farm cheese from that local shop?
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She served homemade farm cheese with fresh bread for breakfast.
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At the market, they sell a variety of local farm cheese produced on small farms.
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The recipe calls for a cup of farm cheese to create a delicious creamy dip.
Synonyms
A solid food made from milk that is pressed and often aged
A soft white cheese with small lumps made from milk
A mild white cheese made from the curds of soured milk
A mild soft white cheese that comes from milk curds, often used as a spread or in cooking
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Morphology
The meaning 'cheese produced on a farm' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'farm' (place of production) with 'cheese' (dairy product). This origin-of-product noun-noun compound pattern is common in English and cross-linguistically, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would readily infer the MWE's meaning.
Etymology
The noun farm cheese comes from a simple farm picture: farmers making cheese from the solid parts of soured milk right on the farm. That's why the name means 'a mild white cheese often made on small farms'.