Definition of crottin in English:

crottin

nounˈkrɒtãˈkrätäN

A small, round cheese made from goat's milk.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the more intense, soapy line there's the Irish Minigabher and, later this year, there may even be organic Scottish crottins from Wester Lawrenceton Farm near Forres.
- It's why that slapper from Orléans heard voices: dodgy crottin before bedtime.
- Crottin in French means 'dung' because of the cheese's resemblance to horse dung when mature.
- The French are the past masters with towering "chevre" classics like the Sainte Maure log, little disc-shaped crottins and the pyramid-like Valencay.
- The food packs are for two or more and we ordered a mixed herb leaf salad with crumbled crottin goat's cheese and red pepper aioli dressing to start.
- I chose marinated grilled crottin cheese with crisp leaves and a honey and pink peppercorn dressing.
- For a firmer, stronger tasting cheese, there's no improving on the French ' crottin sur toast ' - if you can't get crottins use slices from a bloomy log.
- Hit-the-spot snacks include things like chargrilled Highland beefburger, slow roast tomato with crottins, and a rather upmarket BLT.

Origin

French, literally 'piece of horse dung'.

Definition of crottin in US English:

crottin

nounˈkrätäN

A small, round cheese made from goat's milk.
Example sentencesExamples
- Crottin in French means 'dung' because of the cheese's resemblance to horse dung when mature.
- The food packs are for two or more and we ordered a mixed herb leaf salad with crumbled crottin goat's cheese and red pepper aioli dressing to start.
- In the more intense, soapy line there's the Irish Minigabher and, later this year, there may even be organic Scottish crottins from Wester Lawrenceton Farm near Forres.
- The French are the past masters with towering "chevre" classics like the Sainte Maure log, little disc-shaped crottins and the pyramid-like Valencay.
- It's why that slapper from Orléans heard voices: dodgy crottin before bedtime.
- Hit-the-spot snacks include things like chargrilled Highland beefburger, slow roast tomato with crottins, and a rather upmarket BLT.
- I chose marinated grilled crottin cheese with crisp leaves and a honey and pink peppercorn dressing.
- For a firmer, stronger tasting cheese, there's no improving on the French ' crottin sur toast ' - if you can't get crottins use slices from a bloomy log.

Origin

French, literally ‘piece of horse dung’.

单词	crottin
释义	Definition of crottin in English: crottin nounˈkrɒtãˈkrätäN A small, round cheese made from goat's milk. Example sentencesExamples In the more intense, soapy line there's the Irish Minigabher and, later this year, there may even be organic Scottish crottins from Wester Lawrenceton Farm near Forres. It's why that slapper from Orléans heard voices: dodgy crottin before bedtime. Crottin in French means 'dung' because of the cheese's resemblance to horse dung when mature. The French are the past masters with towering "chevre" classics like the Sainte Maure log, little disc-shaped crottins and the pyramid-like Valencay. The food packs are for two or more and we ordered a mixed herb leaf salad with crumbled crottin goat's cheese and red pepper aioli dressing to start. I chose marinated grilled crottin cheese with crisp leaves and a honey and pink peppercorn dressing. For a firmer, stronger tasting cheese, there's no improving on the French ' crottin sur toast ' - if you can't get crottins use slices from a bloomy log. Hit-the-spot snacks include things like chargrilled Highland beefburger, slow roast tomato with crottins, and a rather upmarket BLT. Origin French, literally 'piece of horse dung'. Definition of crottin in US English: crottin nounˈkrätäN A small, round cheese made from goat's milk. Example sentencesExamples Crottin in French means 'dung' because of the cheese's resemblance to horse dung when mature. The food packs are for two or more and we ordered a mixed herb leaf salad with crumbled crottin goat's cheese and red pepper aioli dressing to start. In the more intense, soapy line there's the Irish Minigabher and, later this year, there may even be organic Scottish crottins from Wester Lawrenceton Farm near Forres. The French are the past masters with towering "chevre" classics like the Sainte Maure log, little disc-shaped crottins and the pyramid-like Valencay. It's why that slapper from Orléans heard voices: dodgy crottin before bedtime. Hit-the-spot snacks include things like chargrilled Highland beefburger, slow roast tomato with crottins, and a rather upmarket BLT. I chose marinated grilled crottin cheese with crisp leaves and a honey and pink peppercorn dressing. For a firmer, stronger tasting cheese, there's no improving on the French ' crottin sur toast ' - if you can't get crottins use slices from a bloomy log. Origin French, literally ‘piece of horse dung’.
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