Definition of cambozola in English:

cambozola

(also cambazola)

noun ˌkambəˈzəʊləˌkambəˈzōlə

mass nountrademark

A type of German blue soft cheese with a rind like Camembert, produced using Gorgonzola blue mould.
Example sentencesExamples
- The meat was tender and tasty, and the slivers of cambazola cheese melted on top were a touch of genius.
- Cambozola Cheese is a cross between blue cheese and Camembert.
- So when I saw a wedge of Cambozola I decided to take the risk again, since it looked like a good soft cheese with blue veins of mold
- We also noted such delicacies as pastrami and cambozola with walnuts at £2.75 or £3.25 in a baguette.
- For appetizers, we ordered the poached snails on barley rusks in a delicious cream sauce of apple juice, herbs, garlic and shallots, with cambazola cheese, red wine and sweet, oven-dried wine grapes.

Origin

1980s: an invented name, blend of Camembert and Gorgonzola, with the insertion of -bo-.

Definition of cambozola in US English:

cambozola

(also cambazola)

nounˌkambəˈzōlə

trademark

A type of German blue soft cheese with a rind like Camembert, produced using Gorgonzola blue mold.
Example sentencesExamples
- Cambozola Cheese is a cross between blue cheese and Camembert.
- For appetizers, we ordered the poached snails on barley rusks in a delicious cream sauce of apple juice, herbs, garlic and shallots, with cambazola cheese, red wine and sweet, oven-dried wine grapes.
- We also noted such delicacies as pastrami and cambozola with walnuts at £2.75 or £3.25 in a baguette.
- So when I saw a wedge of Cambozola I decided to take the risk again, since it looked like a good soft cheese with blue veins of mold
- The meat was tender and tasty, and the slivers of cambazola cheese melted on top were a touch of genius.

Origin

1980s: an invented name, blend of Camembert and Gorgonzola, with the insertion of -bo-.

单词	cambozola
释义	Definition of cambozola in English: cambozola (also cambazola) noun ˌkambəˈzəʊləˌkambəˈzōlə mass nountrademark A type of German blue soft cheese with a rind like Camembert, produced using Gorgonzola blue mould. Example sentencesExamples The meat was tender and tasty, and the slivers of cambazola cheese melted on top were a touch of genius. Cambozola Cheese is a cross between blue cheese and Camembert. So when I saw a wedge of Cambozola I decided to take the risk again, since it looked like a good soft cheese with blue veins of mold We also noted such delicacies as pastrami and cambozola with walnuts at £2.75 or £3.25 in a baguette. For appetizers, we ordered the poached snails on barley rusks in a delicious cream sauce of apple juice, herbs, garlic and shallots, with cambazola cheese, red wine and sweet, oven-dried wine grapes. Origin 1980s: an invented name, blend of Camembert and Gorgonzola, with the insertion of -bo-. Definition of cambozola in US English: cambozola (also cambazola) nounˌkambəˈzōlə trademark A type of German blue soft cheese with a rind like Camembert, produced using Gorgonzola blue mold. Example sentencesExamples Cambozola Cheese is a cross between blue cheese and Camembert. For appetizers, we ordered the poached snails on barley rusks in a delicious cream sauce of apple juice, herbs, garlic and shallots, with cambazola cheese, red wine and sweet, oven-dried wine grapes. We also noted such delicacies as pastrami and cambozola with walnuts at £2.75 or £3.25 in a baguette. So when I saw a wedge of Cambozola I decided to take the risk again, since it looked like a good soft cheese with blue veins of mold The meat was tender and tasty, and the slivers of cambazola cheese melted on top were a touch of genius. Origin 1980s: an invented name, blend of Camembert and Gorgonzola, with the insertion of -bo-.
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