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lemon cheese

 

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Noun lemon cheese has 1 sense
  1. lemon curd, lemon cheese - a conserve with a thick consistency; made with lemons and butter and eggs and sugar
    --1 is a kind of conserve, preserve, conserves, preserves

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Lemon Cheese

Noun - A culinary ingredient

Lemon cheese refers to a type of spreadable cheese with a tangy flavor derived from lemon zest or lemon juice. It is often used as a delicious topping or filling in various desserts.

Sample Sentence:

Try spreading some lemon cheese over your freshly baked scones for a delightful citrus twist.

Noun - A type of dessert

Lemon cheese is also a delightful dessert consisting of a tangy lemon-flavored creamy filling set over a crumbly biscuit or pastry base.

Sample Sentence:

Would you like a slice of this luscious lemon cheese dessert? It's the perfect ending to a meal.

Adjective - Describing something popular

In a popular context, lemon cheese refers to something that is commonly enjoyed or well-liked by many people.

Sample Sentence:

The new lemon cheese ice cream flavor quickly became a popular choice among dessert enthusiasts.

Adjective - Referring to something local

In a local context, lemon cheese can describe something that is specific to or produced in a particular region or locality.

Sample Sentence:

When in Amalfi, don't miss the opportunity to taste their famous lemon cheese liqueur, a local specialty.

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