Crossword clues for edam
edam
- Dutch wax-coated cheese
- Dutch hard cheese
- Cylindrical cheese
- Cheeseboard ball
- Cheese-producing town
- Cheese tray choice
- Cheese in balls
- Yellowish cheese
- Wheel with a knife nearby
- Wax-covered Dutch cheese
- Type of Dutch cheese
- Spherical cheese
- Semihard Dutch cheese
- Red, wax-encased cheese
- Red-wrapped import
- Red-rinded cheese
- Red-encased cheese
- Netherlands cheesy export
- Mild type of cheese
- Mellow yellow cheese
- It's cheesy
- It wears a red coat in the market
- Gouda displaymate
- Food with a red rind
- Food in wax
- Dutch town with a cheese market
- Dutch cheese with a wax coating
- Deli wheel
- Coated Dutch cheese
- Cheesy import
- Cheesy Dutch treat
- Cheese with a red rind
- Cheese that's made in reverse?
- Cheese that's literally made up?
- Cheese that rarely spoils
- Cheese that hardens with age
- Cheese or its town
- Cheese on a cracker, sometimes
- Cheese in wax
- Certain cheese
- Big cheese?
- Big cheese in the Netherlands
- Asner's cheese choice?
- Answer to the riddle "What cheese is made backward?"
- About 20 klicks northeast of Amsterdam
- Yellow cheese with a red rind
- Yellow cheese in a red envelope
- Wine tasting cheese
- Wheel cheese
- What queso de bola is another name for
- Wedge makeup, perhaps
- Wax-wrapped import
- Village noted for its cheese
- Village famed for its cheese
- Utrecht cheese staple
- Traditional product of North Holland
- Town near the Zuider Zee
- Town near Amsterdam
- Town known for its cheese
- Town inland of the IJsselmeer
- Town in the province of North Holland
- Town about 10 miles from Amsterdam
- Toponymic cheese
- Spherical Dutch export
- Something sold in spheres
- Some European wheels
- Some European balls
- Small town with a big cheese
- Semi-hard cheese
- Seaport and export of the Netherlands
- Round product with a wax wrapper
- Request between Gouda and Caithness in a classic Monty Python sketch
- Relatively odorless cheese
- Relative of Cheddar
- Red-rind cheese
- Red-coated snack
- Red-coated product
- Red-coated munchie
- Red-coated Dutch export
- Red-coated Dutch cheese
- Red-coated cheese similar to Gouda
- Red-cased import
- Red cheese
- Queso relleno ingredient
- Queso de bola, more familiarly
- Queso de bola cheese
- Popular Yeltsin reforms (2,5)
- Pinot-noir partner
- Pinot Noir partner
- Netherlands nosh
- Netherlands dairy export
- Netherlandian cheese
- Mild, Dutch cheese
- Mild nutty-flavored cheese
- Mellow cheese
- Made (anag) — Dutch cheese
- Made (anag) — cheese
- Low Country big cheese
- Leyden kin
- Leyden alternative
- It's often sold in 2- and 4-pound balls
- It's often served with wine
- It's northeast of Haarlem
- It's mild and yellow
- It's made backwards?
- It's covered with red paraffin wax
- It looks like a ball of wax
- It can be substituted for Gouda
- IJsselmeer port
- Holland cheese
- Holland cheese or town
- Historic cheese market site
- Gouda's countrymate
- Food with a red coat
- Food tested as cannon ammunition on "Mythbusters"
- Fontina alternative
- Edible Dutch export
- Dutch town with a cheese named after it
- Dutch town or type of food
- Dutch town or food
- Dutch pressed cheese
- Dutch party wheel
- Dutch Mill Dance product
- Dutch dairy
- Dutch cracker topper
- Dutch cheese that has a red wax coating
- Dutch cheese that doesn't spoil
- Dutch cheese selection
- Dutch cheese or cheese center
- Dutch cheese in a ball
- Dairy product usually sold in a red wheel of wax
- Dairy product in a red coat
- Dairy case import
- Companion of Cheddar and Gouda
- Coated dairy product
- Coated cheese, or the town from which it comes
- City NE of Amsterdam
- Choice of cheese
- Choice cheese or cheese choice
- Cheesy Dutch import
- Cheesey town
- Cheeseboard favorite
- Cheese wrapped in red wax
- Cheese with a red wax coat
- Cheese with a red covering
- Cheese tray selection
- Cheese tray item
- Cheese tray cheese
- Cheese town of North Holland
- Cheese town in the province of Noord-Holland
- Cheese that's sometimes stuffed
- Cheese that's made up?
- Cheese that's "made" backward
- Cheese that comes in red wax
- Cheese that comes encased in red wax
- Cheese tested as ammunition on an episode of "Mythbusters"
- Cheese sold in cylinders
- Cheese similar to Gruyere
- Cheese shop selection
- Cheese shaped into a flattened ball
- Cheese served in a wax wheel
- Cheese served at crossword conventions
- Cheese or cheese center
- Cheese often sold in spheres
- Cheese often sold in balls
- Cheese named for a Netherlands town
- Cheese named for a Dutch town
- Cheese named after a town in the Netherlands
- Cheese in red wrapping
- Cheese in red paraffin
- Cheese in a wax coat
- Cheese in a red wax coating
- Cheese from a town of the same name
- Cheese akin to Gouda
- Cheddar relative
- Ball-of-wax interior
- Amsterdam party wheel
- Amsterdam export
- Alternative to Leyden or Boerenkaas
- Alternative to Gouda
- Aged, it pairs well with pears
- About 15 klicks northeast of Amsterdam
- A red-skinned cheese
- Red-clad cheese
- Party cheese
- Popular Dutch export
- Ball-shaped cheese
- Holland export
- Gouda's cousin
- Cheese town of the Netherlands
- Red-coated food item
- Dutch treat?
- Round cheese
- It has a red coat
- Dutch cheese town
- Mild cheese from Holland
- Imported cheese
- Tray cheese
- Kind of cheese
- Cracker cheese
- Ijsselmeer Dam site
- It's made in balls
- Red-coated cheese from the Netherlands
- Cheesy town
- Cocktail party offering
- Eponymous Dutch town
- Dutch export or seaport
- What's wrapped up in the whole ball of wax?
- Cheese burg?
- Netherlands town
- North Holland seaport
- Cracker topper from the Netherlands
- It often has a red coat
- ___ cheese
- Product encased in red wax
- Gouda alternative
- Something to nibble on with Beaujolais
- Wheel from Holland
- Dutch product
- Dutch import
- City on the Ijsselmeer
- Dutch city with a cheese market
- Red-wrapped Dutch cheese
- Cheese type
- Cheese in a ball, often
- It's often given a red coat
- Toponymic dairy item
- Dutch seaport
- Skimmed milk product
- Wax-coated cheese
- Wax-covered cheese
- Mild yellow cheese
- Cheese choice
- Dutch dairy product
- Town on the IJsselmeer
- Red ball?
- It's mild and a bit nutty
- Cheese sold in red paraffin
- Paraffin-wrapped cheese
- Cheese with a red coat
- Cheese ball?
- Cheese coated in red wax
- Edible red ball
- Queso relleno cheese
- Big wheel at a reception?
- Red-skinned food
- Hard cheese
- Cheese that doesn't spoil
- Cheese with red wrapping
- Cheese named after a town in Holland
- Town whose exports are waxed
- Eponymic Dutch city
- Cheese selection
- Cheese made from the milk of Friesian cows
- Gouda cousin
- Cheese in a red wheel
- Dutch wheels
- Big wheel in the cheese world?
- Cheese used in Babybels
- Sweet-curd cheese
- Main ingredient in queso relleno
- Cheese sometimes paired with pinot noir
- Mild yellow Dutch cheese made in balls
- Noted cheese town
- Netherlands export
- A cheese center
- A Dutch treat
- Holland product
- Cheese from a Dutch town
- Netherlands cheese town
- Cheese made backward?
- Gouda's competitor
- Waxed cheese
- Red-coated dairy product
- Aptly named cheese
- Cheese-store purchase
- A round cheese
- Red-cased cheese
- Food in red paraffin
- Dutch spread
- Red rind contents
- Pressed cheese
- Port on the Ijsselmeer
- Cheese from Holland
- It's "made" backward
- Fine cheese
- Cheese from Europe
- Cheese with a red jacket
- Cheese or source thereof
- Dairy product with a red coat
- Cheese variety
- Item in a Dutch deli
- Famous cheese
- Cheese city
- Processed cheese
- Gouda's relative
- Cheese from abroad
- Dutch town known for its cheese
- A mild cheese
- Netherlands cheese center
- Cheese in a red wrapping
- Cheese coated with red wax
- Gouda's kin
- Balled cheese
- Name in cheeses
- Cheese from overseas
- Cheese market
- Type of cheese
- Cheese of Holland
- Dutch city or specialty
- Muenster's cousin
- Hard, yellow cheese
- Mild yellow Dutch cheese
- Cheese substitute's last used by mother
- Cheese and English crackers served up
- American lawyer in dash reaches Dutch town
- Starts to eat dry and mouldy cheese
- Sandwich filling occasionally wet? Dear me!
- Yellow cheese with a red covering
- Pass round crackers with English cheese
- Dutch product manufactured to be sent North
- Dairy product manufactured backwards
- Took home wheels for cheese
- Soft cheese
- Big cheese in Holland
- Cheese coated in paraffin
- Dutch city with a famous export
- Mild Dutch cheese
- Red-wrapped cheese
- Brie's cousin
- It's in a round red-rind wrapper
- Cheese in red wax
- Cheese from the Netherlands
- Cheese in a red rind
- Cheese in a red coat
- Sushi bar appetizer
- Dutch dairy export
- Cheeseboard choice
- Cheddar alternative
- Wax-wrapped cheese
- Round Dutch cheese
- Yellow cheese in red wax
- Pale yellow cheese
- In a way, say cheese!
- European cheese town
- Cheese that's made backwards?
- Cheese that's made backward?
- Cheese in a red shell
- Wax-coated appetizer
- Red-coated wheel
- Gourmet cheese
- Gouda relative known for traveling well
- Gouda kin
- Edible wheel
- Dutch cheese city
- Cheese similar to Gouda
- Cheese on a party tray, perhaps
- Cheese coated in wax
- Cheese coated in red paraffin
- Wax-coated Dutch cheese
- Paraffin-coated cheese
- Mild, yellow cheese
- Hard yellow cheese
- Hard Dutch cheese
- Food in a red coat
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Edam \E"dam\, n., or Edam cheese \Edam cheese\ A mild Dutch pressed cheese of yellow color and fine flavor, made in balls weighing three or four pounds, and usually colored crimson outside; -- so called from the village of Edam, near Amsterdam. Also, cheese of the same type, wherever made.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1836, type of cheese named for Edam, village in Holland where it was originally made. The place name is literally "the dam on the River Ye," which flows into the Ijsselmeer there, and the river name is literally "river" (see ea).
Wikipedia
Edam may refer to:
- Edam cheese
- Edam, Netherlands, a town in Edam-Volendam, after which the cheese is named.
- Edam, Saskatchewan, a village in Canada
- Evernote Data Access and Management (EDAM) is a protocol for exchanging Evernote data with the Evernote service.
-
, a Turkish think tank
Usage examples of "edam".
In the days before the Dagor Bragollach those two houses of the Edam were joined at a great feast, when Galdor and Gl?
In the days before the Dagor Bragollach those two houses of the Edam were joined at a great feast, when Galdor and Glóredhel the children of Hador Goldenhead were wedded to Hareth and Haldir the children of Halmir lord of the Haladin.
There was enough rye bread, sweet butter, Edam cheese, lox, smoked turkey, dill pickles, fruit preserves, chocolate, plum pudding, beer, wine, and God knew what else, to keep three people going for a few months.
Zoey told her, and filled her roll with Bavarian ham and thick slices of Edam cheese.
Hixie sipped a Manhattan and sampled the Brie, Camembert, Cheshire, Edam, Gorgonzola, Gouda, Gruyere, Herkimer, Liederkranz, Mozzarella, Muenster, Parmesan, Port du Salut, and Roquefort.