Fromage Definition & Meaning

Definition

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fromage American [fraw-mazh] / frɔˈmaʒ /

noun

French.

1. cheese.

Example Sentences

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My favorite was a dish that came all the way from the country of Italy—they called it Macaroni a l’Italienne with Fromage de Parmesan.

From Literature

I remembered the plates of warm Macaroni with Fromage from the hotel with Aunt Kitty, and I could feel my mouth start to water.

From Literature

“Macaroni a l’Italienne with Fromage. The most wonderful dish I ever tasted!”

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And fromage is cheese, which might come in useful if I am offered a snack.”

From Literature

The combination always varies, meaning certain fish are best enjoyed with creamy cheeses, while others go well with more nutty, hard fromage.

From Salon

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