fromage

[ fraw-mazh ]

/ frɔˈmaʒ /

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noun French.

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The science behind good cheese sauceBecause cheese can melt at high temperatures, you’d think that heating up your favorite fromage should eventually yield a steamy, creamy sauce.
Scientific tips for making perfect nacho cheese|Sandra Gutierrez G.|February 4, 2021|Popular-Science
Legendary critic Gael Greene samples the now-banned fromage.
Breast Milk Cheese|Gael Greene|March 9, 2010|DAILY BEAST
Save for a waistband of yellow silk, he was clad wholly in that dead white which is known as fromage la crme.
A Transient Guest|Edgar Saltus
It should be soft and flowing almost as languid Fromage de Brie, indolent and melting on its couch of straw.
The Feasts of Autolycus|Elizabeth Robins Pennell

Grandpa and you playing Moscheles' Hommage à Fromage, or something like that, is my earliest and most revered memory.
Old Fogy|James Huneker
Maint bon tonnel de vin, Maint bon bacon (cochon), maint fromage à rostir.
Manners, Custom and Dress During the Middle Ages and During the Renaissance Period|Paul Lacroix
This class of Blue or marbled cheese is called fromage persillé, as well as fromage bleu and pate bleue.
The Complete Book of Cheese|Robert Carlton Brown