Edam cheese

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Edam cheese is a semi-hard Dutch cheese, traditionally sold in red wax-coated spheres, known for its mild, slightly nutty flavor and good keeping qualities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dutch cheese
cheese
agingEffectOnFlavor becomes sharper with age
agingEffectOnTexture becomes drier with age
agingProperties good keeping qualities
aroma mild
classification semi-hard cheese
color pale yellow
commonForm blocks
small spheres
countryOfOrigin Netherlands
curdType pressed curd cheese
exportProductOf Netherlands NERFINISHED
fatContent lower fat than many other cheeses
flavor mild
slightly nutty
historicalPopularity widely traded internationally
languageOfName Dutch
milkSource cow's milk
namedAfter Edam NERFINISHED
nameInDutch Edammer
notableProperty resistant to spoilage
travels well without refrigeration
originCentury Middle Ages NERFINISHED
pairsWith bread
fruit
light red wine
white wine
productionMethod pasteurized cow's milk commonly used
productionRegion North Holland NERFINISHED
rindColor red
rindType inedible wax rind
shelfLife long
suitableFor grating when aged
melting in cooked dishes
texture semi-hard
textureDescription firm
smooth
typicalCoating red wax
typicalConsumerMarket global
typicalMoistureContent relatively low
typicalServingTemperature room temperature
typicalShape sphere
typicalUse cheese platters
sandwiches
snacking
table cheese

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Edam namedAfter Edam cheese
Edam knownFor Edam cheese