† uncreamedadj.1
Obsolete. rare.
Of milk, fresh cheese, etc.: from which some or all of the cream has been removed; skimmed. Cf. uncreamed adj.2 1.
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1611 R. Cotgrave Dict. French & Eng. Tongues Escremé, vncreamed.
1886 Pall Mall Gaz. 28 Sept. 11/2 Adulterated or uncreamed (gefälschter oder entrahmter) milk.
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uncreamedadj.2
/(ˌ)ʌnˈkriːmd/, U.S. /ˌənˈkrimd/ 1. Of milk, fresh cheese, etc.: from which none of the cream has been removed; unskimmed; full-cream, full-fat. Cf. uncreamed adj.1rare before mid 19th cent.
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1656 tr. Marnettè Perfect Cook lviii. 142 Take about the bigness of two handfuls of green Cheese uncreamed [Fr. non ecresmé], or unskimmed.
1839 Scotsman 13 Feb. 6/5 The declaration must bear that neither cream nor uncreamed milk has been used, and that the milk had not stood less than twelve hours before the cream was taken off.
1850 M. M. Rodgers Sci. Agric. iv. ix. 245 The whole or uncreamed milk gives better cheese than skimmed milk.
1907 Country Life 7 Dec. 813/1 She went with it [sc. the jug] to the dairy and returned with it filled to the brim with rich uncreamed milk.
1945 Times Lit. Suppl. 24 Nov. 557/2 The good wife is horror-stricken to see the traveller drink over a pint of uncreamed milk.
2004 T. Braham When Alps cast their Spell x. 239 A solitary peasant family offered me a large glass of cold uncreamed milk to appease my raging thirst.
2. Originally and chiefly North American.
a. Originally of coffee or tea: served without cream or milk; black. Later also of food, esp. a cooked vegetable: not mashed, mixed, flavoured, etc., with cream or milk.
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1840 F. W. Taylor Flag Ship II. v. 190 We chatted for a while, as we sipped the uncreamed and unsugared tea.
1887 S. S. Cox Diversions Diplomat in Turkey xxxiv. 468 To those who do not affect the black, uncreamed coffee of Arabia, they give cool water or sherbet.
1951 Greenville (Texas) Evening Banner 19 July 6/3 In both creamed and uncreamed soups you'll enjoy the added flavor and the crunchy goodness of corn chips.
1989 V. Hart Without Rainbows v. 55 Steffan's eyes, as dark as the uncreamed coffee he drank.
2009 Lincoln (Nebraska) Jrnl. Star (Nexis) 25 Nov. d1 Top with a sprinkling of instant minced onion and any uncreamed vegetable..leftovers.
b. Of cheese: low in fat, either because no cream has been added to it or because it has been made from skimmed milk; spec. (of cottage cheese) not having the curds combined with cream or milk.
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1912 Jersey Bull. & Dairy World (Indianapolis) 19 June 1042/1 From regular customers 22 cents per pound is received the year around by agreement for uncreamed cheese.
1930 C. A. Phillips Manuf. Cottage Cheese 9 While the uncreamed cheese usually contains about 0.50 per cent butterfat, this will vary, depending upon the efficiency of the separator in skimming the whole milk.
1947 N.Y. Times 26 May 26/4 Uncreamed cottage cheese is the same thing as pot cheese, which, by the way, is a largely local term.
1977 Washington Post (Nexis) 20 Jan. f1 Eating more peas, beans and lentils, uncreamed cottage cheese and other skim milk cheese products.
2006 Tampa Tribune (Nexis) 23 Aug. (Baylife Flavor section) 2 If you can't find it [sc. farmer's cheese], you can start with uncreamed cottage or ricotta cheese.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2018; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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