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Liederkranz, n. U.S.|ˈliːdəkrænts|
[a. G. Liederkranz, lit. ‘garland of songs’.
A name given in the 19th cent. to German–American men's choral societies; adopted as the name of the cheese in 1892 in honour of such societies.]
A proprietary term for a type of soft white cheese, creamy in texture and with a strong flavour and smell.
1909Official Gaz. (U.S. Patent Office) 21 Sept. 799/2 Liederkranz... Cream-Cheese. 1927Good Housekeeping (N.Y.) Apr. 102/3 Limburger is slightly harder than Camembert... Liederkranz, Brick, and Muenster are similar types. 1952N.Y. Herald Tribune 6 Aug. 8/7 Not only is Van Wert, Ohio, the site of the world's largest cheese plant,..but from this same giant factory comes every ounce of Liederkranz made in the world. 1966Marquis & Haskell Cheese Bk. iii. 197 Strong cheeses like Limburger and Liederkranz are not for cocktail parties because after an hour or so at warm temperatures they will all but clear the room. 1979Cunningham & Laber Fannie Farmer Cookbook 350 Try buttery Camembert, rich blue-veined Stilton..or combine tangy chèvre.., stolid Edam, and pungent Limburger or Liedercranz [sic]. |