Edam is a mild, delicately flavoured cheese with a smooth and creamy texture. It tastes slightly nutty and salty. Edam cheese has hardly any smell when compared to other cheeses.
Name: Dutch Edam
Country Of Origin: Holland
Region: Edam, North Holland
Milk Type: Cow’s Milk
Pasteurised/Unpasteurised: Pasteurised milk
Style: Hard
Taste:
Edam is a mild, delicately flavoured cheese with a smooth and creamy texture. It tastes slightly nutty and salty. Edam cheese has hardly any smell when compared to other cheeses.
Description
Dating back to the 14th century, this cheese is named after the town of Edam in North Holland. Edam is a mild cheese with a smooth and creamy texture. It has a slightly nutty and salty flavour. Mild Edam is usually paired with fruit such as peaches, melons and apricots. On the other hand, Aged Edam works best with pears and apples.
Pairing Recommendations
Dutch Edam goes really well with fruit such as peaches, melons and apricots. Mild Edam is usually paired with these fruits whereas aged Edam is often eaten with traditional ‘cheese fruits’ like pears and apples.
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