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cheese rind

/tʃiːz raɪnd/

Traduction: Couche externe dure ou croûte qui se forme sur le fromage pendant l'affinage, pouvant être comestible ou non selon le type de fromage.

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/tʃiːz raɪnd/B1formalculinary
  • frCouche externe dure ou croûte qui se forme sur le fromage pendant l'affinage, pouvant être comestible ou non selon le type de fromage.

The hard outer layer or crust that forms on cheese during the aging process, which may be edible or inedible depending on the type of cheese.

  1. Outer layer of cheeseB1formal

    The hard or soft outer layer that forms on cheese during the aging process, often edible or used for protection.

    frcroûte de fromage

    • The cheese rind can be eaten if it's made from natural molds.
    • Some people prefer to remove the cheese rind before eating.
    • Aged cheeses often have a thick, flavorful rind.