Crossword Clue: Type of Dutch cheese
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- ___ cheese
- Amsterdam export.
- Amsterdam party wheel
- A cheese center
- A cheese
- A Dutch treat
- Answer to the riddle "What cheese is made backward?"
- A mild cheese
- A red-skinned cheese.
- A round cheese
- Aptly named cheese
- About 15 klicks northeast of Amsterdam
- About 20 klicks northeast of Amsterdam
- Asner's cheese choice?
- Asner's cheesechoice?
- Big cheese?
- Big cheese in Holland
- Big cheese in the Netherlands
- Big cheese
- Big wheel at a reception?
- Big wheel in the cheese world?
- Aged, it pairs well with pears
- Ball-of-wax interior
- Ball-shaped cheese
- Balled cheese
- Alternative to Gouda
- Alternative to Leyden or Boerenkaas
- Famous cheese
- Historic cheese market site
- Dutch cheese city
- Dutch cheese in a ball
- Dutch cheese or cheese center
- Dutch cheese selection
- Dutch cheese that doesn't spoil
- Dutch cheese that has a red wax coating
- Dutch cheese town
- Dutch cheese with a wax coating
- Dutch cheese
- Dutch city or specialty
- Dutch city with a cheese market
- Dutch city with a famous export
- Dutch city
- Dutch cracker topper
- Dutch dairy export
- Dutch dairy product
- Dutch dairy
- Dutch export or seaport
- Dutch export
- Dutch hard cheese
- Dutch import
- Dutch Mill Dance product
- Dutch party wheel
- Dutch pressed cheese.
- Dutch product
- Dutch seaport
- Dutch spread
- Dutch town known for its cheese
- Dutch town or food
- Dutch town or type of food
- Dutch town with a cheese market
- Dutch town with a cheese named after it
- Dutch town
- Dutch treat?
- Dutch treat
- Dutch wax-coated cheese
- Dutch wheels
- Companion of Cheddar and Gouda.
- Certain cheese
- Holland cheese or town
- Holland cheese.
- Holland export
- Holland product
- Deli wheel
- Edible Dutch export
- Edible wheel
- Brie's cousin
- It has a red coat
- It looks like a ball of wax
- Cheddar alternative
- Cheddar relative
- Cheese
- Cheese akin to Gouda
- Cheese ball?
- Cheese ball
- Cheese burg?
- Cheese burg
- Cheese choice
- Cheese city
- Cheese coated in paraffin
- Cheese coated in red paraffin
- Cheese coated in red wax
- Cheese coated in wax
- Cheese coated with red wax
- Cheese from a Dutch town
- Cheese from a town of the same name
- Cheese from abroad
- Cheese from Europe
- Cheese from Holland
- Cheese from overseas
- Cheese from the Netherlands
- Cheese in a ball, often
- Cheese in a ball
- Cheese in a red coat
- Cheese in a red rind
- Cheese in a red shell
- Cheese in a red wax coating
- Cheese in a red wheel
- Cheese in a red wrapping
- Cheese in a wax coat
- Cheese in balls
- Cheese in red paraffin
- Cheese in red wax
- Cheese in red wrapping
- Cheese in wax
- Cheese made backward?
- Cheese made from the milk of Friesian cows
- Cheese market
- Cheese named after a town in Holland
- Cheese named after a town in the Netherlands
- Cheese named for a Dutch town
- Cheese named for a Netherlands town
- Cheese of Holland
- Cheese often sold in balls
- Cheese often sold in spheres
- Cheese on a cracker, sometimes
- Cheese on a party tray, perhaps
- Cheese or cheese center
- Cheese or its town
- Cheese or source thereof
- Cheese-producing town
- Cheese selection
- Cheese served at crossword conventions
- Cheese served in a wax wheel
- Cheese shaped into a flattened ball
- Cheese shop selection
- Cheese similar to Gouda
- Cheese similar to Gruyere
- Cheese sold in cylinders
- Cheese sold in red paraffin
- Cheese sometimes paired with pinot noir
- Cheese-store purchase
- Cheese tested as ammunition on an episode of "Mythbusters"
- Cheese that comes encased in red wax
- Cheese that comes in red wax
- Cheese that doesn't spoil
- Cheese that hardens with age
- Cheese that rarely spoils
- Cheese that's literally made up?
- Cheese that's "made" backward
- Cheese that's made backward?
- Cheese that's made backwards?
- Cheese that's made in reverse?
- Cheese that's made up?
- Cheese that's sometimes stuffed
- Cheese town
- Cheese town in the province of Noord-Holland
- Cheese town of North Holland
- Cheese town of the Netherlands
- Cheese tray cheese
- Cheese tray choice
- Cheese tray item
- Cheese tray selection
- Cheese type
- Cheese used in Babybels
- Cheese variety
- Cheese with a red coat
- Cheese with a red covering
- Cheese with a red jacket
- Cheese with a red rind
- Cheese with a red wax coat
- Cheese with red wrapping
- Cheese wrapped in red wax
- Cheeseboard ball
- Cheeseboard choice
- Cheeseboard favorite
- Cheesey town
- Cheesy Dutch import
- Cheesy Dutch treat
- Cheesy import
- Cheesy town
- It often has a red coat
- Fine cheese
- It wears a red coat in the market
- Item in a Dutch deli
- Choice cheese or cheese choice
- Choice of cheese
- Hard cheese
- Hard Dutch cheese
- Hard, yellow cheese
- Hard yellow cheese
- It's cheesy
- It's covered with red paraffin wax
- It's in a round red-rind wrapper
- It's "made" backward
- It's made backwards?
- It's mild and a bit nutty
- It's mild and yellow
- It's northeast of Haarlem
- It's often given a red coat
- It's often served with wine
- It's often sold in 2- and 4-pound balls
- City NE of Amsterdam
- City on the IJsselmeer
- Eponymic Dutch city
- Eponymous Dutch town
- Cracker cheese
- Cracker topper from the Netherlands
- Cracker topper
- Ijsselmeer Dam site
- IJsselmeer port
- European cheese town
- Imported cheese
- In a way, say cheese!
- Fontina alternative
- Food in a red coat
- Food in red paraffin
- Food in wax
- Food tested as cannon ammunition on "Mythbusters"
- Food with a red coat
- Food with a red rind
- Coated cheese, or the town from which it comes
- Coated dairy product
- Coated Dutch cheese
- Cylindrical cheese
- Dairy case import
- Dairy product in a red coat
- Dairy product usually sold in a red wheel of wax
- Dairy product with a red coat
- Dairy product
- Gouda alternative
- Gouda cousin
- Gouda displaymate
- Gouda kin
- Gouda relative known for traveling well
- Gouda relative
- Gouda's competitor
- Gouda's countrymate
- Gouda's cousin
- Gouda's kin
- Gouda's relative
- Gourmet cheese
- Utrecht cheese staple
- Pinot Noir partner
- Pinot-noir partner
- Soft cheese
- Noted cheese town
- Toponymic cheese
- Toponymic dairy item
- Some European balls
- Some European wheels
- Kind of cheese
- Town about 10 miles from Amsterdam
- Town in the province of North Holland
- Town inland of the IJsselmeer
- Town known for its cheese
- Town near Amsterdam
- Town near the Zuider Zee
- Town on the IJsselmeer
- Town whose exports are waxed
- Traditional product of North Holland
- Muenster's cousin
- Village famed for its cheese
- Village noted for its cheese
- Something sold in spheres
- Wine tasting cheese
- Something to nibble on with Beaujolais
- Pale yellow cheese
- Queso de bola cheese
- Queso de bola, more familiarly
- Queso relleno cheese
- Queso relleno ingredient
- Tray cheese
- Round cheese
- Round Dutch cheese
- Round product with a wax wrapper
- Paraffin-coated cheese
- Paraffin-wrapped cheese
- Name in cheeses
- Mellow cheese
- Mellow yellow cheese
- Popular Dutch export
- Popular Yeltsin reforms (2,5)
- Party cheese
- Port on the Ijsselmeer
- Netherlandian cheese
- Netherlands cheese center
- Netherlands cheese town
- Netherlands cheese
- Netherlands cheesy export
- Netherlands dairy export
- Netherlands export
- Netherlands nosh
- Netherlands town
- Red ball?
- Red-cased cheese.
- Red-cased cheese
- Red-cased import
- Red cheese
- Red-clad cheese
- Red-coated cheese from the Netherlands
- Red-coated cheese similar to Gouda
- Red-coated cheese
- Red-coated dairy product
- Red-coated Dutch cheese
- Red-coated Dutch export
- Red-coated food item
- Red-coated munchie
- Red-coated product
- Red-coated snack
- Red-coated wheel
- Red-encased cheese
- Red-rind cheese
- Red rind contents
- Red-rinded cheese
- Red-skinned food
- Mild cheese from Holland
- Mild cheese
- Mild, Dutch cheese
- Mild Dutch cheese
- Mild nutty-flavored cheese
- Red, wax-encased cheese
- Mild type of cheese
- Mild, yellow cheese
- Mild yellow cheese
- Mild yellow Dutch cheese
- Mild, yellow Dutch cheese
- Red-wrapped cheese
- Red-wrapped Dutch cheese
- Red-wrapped import
- Low Country big cheese
- Relative of Cheddar.
- Relatively odorless cheese
- Pressed cheese
- Made (anag) — cheese
- Made (anag) — Dutch cheese
- Request between Gouda and Caithness in a classic Monty Python sketch
- Leyden alternative
- Leyden kin
- Main ingredient in queso relleno
- North Holland seaport
- Processed cheese
- Product encased in red wax
- Wax-coated appetizer
- Wax-coated cheese
- Wax-coated Dutch cheese
- Wax-covered cheese
- Wax-covered Dutch cheese
- Wax-wrapped cheese
- Wax-wrapped import
- Waxed cheese
- Sushi bar appetizer
- Spherical cheese
- Spherical Dutch export
- Sweet-curd cheese
- Wedge makeup, perhaps
- Type of cheese
- Type of Dutch cheese
- Skimmed milk product
- Yellow cheese in a red envelope
- Yellow cheese in red wax
- Yellow cheese with a red covering
- Yellow cheese with a red rind
- Yellow cheese
- What queso de bola is another name for
- Yellowish cheese
- Seaport and export of the Netherlands
- Wheel cheese
- Wheel from Holland
- Wheel with a knife nearby
- Semi-hard cheese
- Semi-hard Dutch cheese
- Semihard Dutch cheese
Recent Usage of Type of Dutch cheese in Crossword Puzzles
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- Universal Crossword - Dec. 20, 2016
- Washington Post - Oct. 10, 2012
