Cheese Varieties

noun a food made from the pressed curds of milk

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• The cheese board at the event was beautifully arranged with a variety of cheeses.
• I always add extra cheese to my pizza because I love the gooey goodness.
• That movie was so cheesy, but I couldn't help but enjoy it.
• She's always the big cheese at work, making all the important decisions.

verb Grated is the past tense of the verb 'grate', which means to reduce something to small particles by rubbing it against a rough surface.

• The chef grated some Parmesan cheese to top off the pasta dish.
• I grated some carrots to add to the salad.
• She grated on my nerves with her constant complaining.
• His harsh words grated against her sensitive nature.

noun a kitchen utensil with a surface covered with sharp-edged holes, used for grating cheese, vegetables, etc.

• The chef used a metal grater to finely shred the Parmesan cheese.
• Can you pass me the grater so I can grate some carrots for the salad?
• I need to borrow your cheese grater to shred some cheddar for my sandwich.
• His harsh words grated on her nerves like a rusty grater.

noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun

• The Finnish squeaky cheese, also known as Leipäjuusto, is a traditional dairy product from Finland.
• Have you ever tried Finnish squeaky cheese? It's so unique and delicious!
• I could eat Finnish squeaky cheese all day, it's seriously addictive!
• The way she danced was as light and bouncy as Finnish squeaky cheese on a hot skillet.