string cheese
- noun
- /strɪŋ tʃiz/
- US
- For a quick snack, I often grab a stick of string cheese from the fridge.
- string cheese sticks
- mozzarella string cheese
- fat string cheese
But like the string cheese is just not that much cheese.
- But like the string cheese is just not that much cheese.
- Piece of bread, Turkey, pepperoni, pack of BBQ sauce, string cheese, made little pizzas.
Examples
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Therefore, increasing the availability of fresh fruit and vegetables, whole grain products, and low-fat dairy products such as string cheese or yogurt would go a long way in offering healthful, nutrient-rich snack options for youth at school.
Academic text (2011) -
As an adult, I still like peeling string cheese.
Blog text (16) -
- I hope they have string cheese.
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- And some string cheese.
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You want a juice box and some string cheese?
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String cheese and fruit
Blog text (20) -
Sargento string cheese versus Sargento light string cheese.
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We've got a string cheese, some mixed nuts, a banana, got our fruits and veggies.
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The company is plugging economy brands, such as Kraft string cheese, at dollar stores, while pouring more advertising into premium products.
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Piece of bread, Turkey, pepperoni, pack of BBQ sauce, string cheese, made little pizzas.
Synonyms
A solid food made from milk that is pressed and often aged
A soft white Italian cheese often used on pizza and in salads
How Stringy
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
The compound 'string cheese' transparently denotes cheese that is string-like or can be pulled into strings; a B1 learner who knows 'string' (a thin cord/thread) and 'cheese' will readily infer a cheese in string form. This noun+noun compositional pattern is straightforward and follows common cross-linguistic logic, so the meaning is predictable from the parts.
Etymology
String cheese comes from how the cheese can be pulled into long strings while you eat it. That's why 'string cheese' means a snack cheese you can peel or pull into thin strips.