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cheese rind

 

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Noun cheese rind has 1 sense
  1. cheese rind - the rind of a cheese
    --1 is a kind of
    rind
    --1 is a part of cheese

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Cheese Rind

Description:

The cheese rind refers to the outer layer or covering of a cheese wheel. It can vary in texture, taste, and appearance depending on the type of cheese.

Senses/Usages:

1. Protective Layer:

In this sense, the cheese rind acts as a protective layer for the cheese, preventing moisture loss and providing a barrier against external contaminants.

Example sentence: Make sure to remove the cheese rind before eating if it is waxed to avoid any unwanted texture.

2. Flavor Development:

Cheese rinds play a crucial role in flavor development, especially with ripened or aged cheeses. They can contribute distinct flavors and aromas.

Example sentence: The blue cheese had a pungent aroma that was largely influenced by the bloomy cheese rind.

3. Texture Variation:

The cheese rind can bring about texture variations, ranging from smooth and edible to rough and inedible, adding an interesting element to the cheese.

Example sentence: The washed-rind cheese had a soft and creamy interior while its orange rind provided a delightful contrast.

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