Edam

/ˈɛdəm/

[noun]

Edam

[NOUN]

a mild semi-firm cheese that is round and wrapped in red wax, originally made in the Netherlands

What is "Edam"?

Edam is a type of cheese that originates from the Netherlands. It is known for its semi-hard texture and distinctive red wax coating. Made from cow's milk, Edam cheese has a mild and slightly nutty flavor. It is often enjoyed as a table cheese, sliced in sandwiches, or melted in various dishes. Edam cheese is versatile and can be used in both savory and sweet recipes, such as salads, omelets, cheese platters, and even desserts. Its smooth and creamy texture makes it a popular choice among cheese lovers.

Examples

1. The Edam cheese adds a creamy and nutty flavor to my grilled cheese sandwich.

2. Edam cheese can be melted and used as a filling for stuffed mushrooms or peppers.

3. Edam is a semihard cheese traditionally sold in spheres.

4. I've had Edam, I've had this.

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