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Definition of Wensleydale in English: Wensleydalenoun ˈwɛnzlɪdeɪlˈwenzlēˌdāl 1mass noun A type of white cheese with a crumbly texture. Example sentencesExamples - Blue Wensleydale is unusually firm in texture for a blue cheese.
- The farm now produces a wide range of award-winning cheeses including Lancashire, Red Leicester, Double Gloucester, Cheshire and Wensleydale.
- The white part of the cheese is milky and crumbly almost like a Wensleydale.
- Stilton or a very mature Cheddar have enough of a tang to be interesting, Caerphilly or Wensleydale slightly less so.
- There are lots of modest veggie dishes that I prepare for lunch or dinner, such as stuffed pepper with couscous, mushroom and coriander or a lump of Wensleydale on toast.
- One of the best local cheeses is Grimbister, a fresh farmhouse cheese not dissimilar to Wensleydale.
- The menu consisted of smoked trout, spring chicken, and strawberries and cream, ending with a serving of the Yorkshire cheese, Wensleydale.
2A sheep of a breed with long wool. Example sentencesExamples - Sally has been organically farming the fine wool from Wensleydales in Stoodleigh, Devon, for 11 years and now has the largest flock in the world.
- North Yorkshire farmer Roger Brown certainly pulled no punches as he showed his Wensleydales at an agricultural show yesterday.
- She now has more than 80 sheep, including Wensleydales, Romneys, New Zealand Corriedale, Corriedale-cross-Shetland, LLanwenog from the Welsh borders and Jacob-cross-Polworth, from Scotland.
- Topping the sheep lines was the Wensleydale, entered by Jack Watkinson, of Hutton Ghyll, near Leyburn.
Origin Named after Wensleydale in Yorkshire. Definition of Wensleydale in US English: Wensleydalenounˈwenzlēˌdāl A light-yellow, firm-textured cow's milk cheese made in England. Example sentencesExamples - Stilton or a very mature Cheddar have enough of a tang to be interesting, Caerphilly or Wensleydale slightly less so.
- The farm now produces a wide range of award-winning cheeses including Lancashire, Red Leicester, Double Gloucester, Cheshire and Wensleydale.
- There are lots of modest veggie dishes that I prepare for lunch or dinner, such as stuffed pepper with couscous, mushroom and coriander or a lump of Wensleydale on toast.
- One of the best local cheeses is Grimbister, a fresh farmhouse cheese not dissimilar to Wensleydale.
- The menu consisted of smoked trout, spring chicken, and strawberries and cream, ending with a serving of the Yorkshire cheese, Wensleydale.
- Blue Wensleydale is unusually firm in texture for a blue cheese.
- The white part of the cheese is milky and crumbly almost like a Wensleydale.
Origin Named after Wensleydale in Yorkshire. |