bleu cheese
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of bleu cheese
1955–60; French bleu for blue because certain highly prized blue cheeses come from France
Example Sentences
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In the most recent season of Top Chef, Chef Cesar Murillo blended white chocolate with bleu cheese.
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Rind Cheese, based in New York, makes wheels of cheeses that combine the flavors of Camembert and bleu cheese, soft and spreadable cheeses, as well as new slices for melting.
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"They are spicy, so I recommend pairing with some coleslaw and cooling dipping sauces like ranch and Bleu cheese."
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Later, I discovered my new favorite bleu cheese at the Sky Lagoon in Kópavogur.
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In what was ostensibly an attempt at humor, Weingarten runs through a list of foods that don't please his picky palate, like Old Bay seasoning and bleu cheese.
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