brick cheese (Meaning)

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brick cheese (n)

semisoft sweet American cheese from whole milk in a brick form

Synonyms & Antonyms of brick cheese

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brick cheese Sentence Examples

  1. **Detroit-style pizza wouldn't be the same without its signature brick cheese, adding a tangy and creamy twist.**
  2. **The cheese board boasted a variety of options, including a mild brick cheese perfect for new cheese enthusiasts.**
  3. **As the aged brick cheese matured, its flavor developed a deeper and nuttier complexity.**
  4. **She substituted brick cheese for cheddar in her mac and cheese recipe, resulting in a richer and more flavorful dish.**
  5. **For a quick and satisfying snack, he sliced some brick cheese and paired it with crusty bread and ripe grapes.**
  6. **The local farmers market offered a variety of local cheeses, including a selection of award-winning brick cheese.**
  7. **Unsure which cheese to choose, she asked the cheesemonger for a recommendation, who suggested a creamy brick cheese with a slightly sweet finish.**
  8. **The recipe called for shredded brick cheese to be sprinkled on top of the casserole before baking, creating a golden and crispy crust.**
  9. **While cheddar might be the more common choice, brick cheese adds a unique depth of flavor to grilled cheese sandwiches.**
  10. **He learned the art of cheesemaking, taking pride in his ability to craft various cheeses, including his own signature brick cheese.**

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semisoft sweet American cheese from whole milk in a brick form

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No antonyms found.

**Detroit-style pizza wouldn't be the same without its signature brick cheese, adding a tangy and creamy twist.**

**The cheese board boasted a variety of options, including a mild brick cheese perfect for new cheese enthusiasts.**

**As the aged brick cheese matured, its flavor developed a deeper and nuttier complexity.**

**She substituted brick cheese for cheddar in her mac and cheese recipe, resulting in a richer and more flavorful dish.**