queso
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- noun
- /ˈkeɪsoʊ/
- US
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queso
- The spicy queso is perfect for dipping tortilla chips during the game.
I'm lactose, but usually people put queso or cheese in it.
- I'm lactose, but usually people put queso or cheese in it.
- I got brisket, chicken, rice and hot sauce and queso.
- This is my little experiment, this one with queso fresco and the strawberry butter macabre.
- So what's the best queso Taco?
- OK, a Chipotle bowl with queso, pico and cheese for dinner and two Johnnie Walker walk dog blacks.
- That's not queso that is just pump out of the gallon cheddar cheese, but it has that nostalgic deliciousness, but it's offensive to call it queso.
- RR Peter Queso and salsa gang, gang, gang, bro.
- Maybe you need to fill your jowls with that marinara own crust and queso.
Examples
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I started with queso, real chili con queso with peppers and picadillo in it.
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I feel like with some guacamole or queso added, the tacos would have been fine.
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This is the best type of queso when it's yellow.
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I love me some queso!
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Yeah, the non vegan queso is in bowl A.
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I made my famous southwest queso on Saturday and my chili on Sunday, and both are awesome in my opinion.
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You can also have guacamole or queso added to the tacos.
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We covered a lot of ground in the couple of hours we chatted, and we ate some great chili queso.
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In this dish, the corn tortillas hold small pieces of shrimp, potato, tomato, and onion topped with salsa verde and queso blanco.
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At the restaurant, I ordered a bowl of queso with my nachos.
Synonyms
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A warm sauce of melted cheese served for dipping chips or bread
How Melted
Surface Forms
Etymology
Queso comes from the old Latin word caseus, which meant 'cheese', and is from the same root as the English word cheese. So queso today means cheese or a melted cheese dip, which makes it easy to remember when you see it on a menu.