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gorgonzola

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Noun — A strong, blue-veined Italian cheese made from cow's milk.

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gorgonzola sauce crumbled gorgonzola

Etymology

Named after Gorgonzola, the town near Milan, Italy, where the cheese was first made.

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What does “gorgonzola” mean?

The word “gorgonzola” means a strong, blue-veined Italian cheese made from cow's milk. In plain terms, a pungent Italian blue cheese, named after its home town.

How do you use “gorgonzola” in a sentence?

Here is “gorgonzola” used in a sentence: “The salad was topped with crumbled gorgonzola and walnuts.”

What part of speech is “gorgonzola”?

“Gorgonzola” is a noun.

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