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gastr. Limburger cheese | Limburger Käse {m} | ||
| Teiltreffer | |||
tech. cheese | Kreuzspule {f} | ||
gastr. cheese | Käse {m} 5028 | ||
agr.gastr. cheese | Kas {m} [bayer.] [österr.] | ||
gastr. Aura (cheese) | Aura {m} | ||
gastr. Aura (cheese) | Aura-Käse {m} | ||
gastr. imitation cheese | Analogkäse {m} | ||
entom.T cheese mites | Käsemilben {pl} | ||
gastr. smoked cheese | Rauchkäse {m} | ||
gastr. beer cheese | Weißlacker {m} | ||
gastr. whey cheese | Molkenkäse {m} | ||
gastr. cheese flan | Käse-Pie {m} | ||
gastr. Adelost (cheese) | Ädelost {m} | ||
gastr. Mahón cheese | Mahón-Menorca-Käse {m} | ||
textil. cheese adaptor | Passstück {n} [für zylindrische Kreuzspulen] | ||
gastr. raclette cheese | Raclettekäse {m} | ||
gastr. soy cheese | Sojakäse {m} | ||
gastr. brine cheese | Salzlakenkäse {m} | ||
gastr. cheese spaetzle | Kässpätzle {pl} [südd.] [österr.] | ||
gastr. cheese wheels | Käseräder {pl} | ||
gastr. Abertam cheese | Abertam {m} | ||
Übersetzung für 'Limburger cheese' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- Limburger cheese
- Limburger Käse {m}gastr.
- cheese
- Kreuzspule {f}tech.
Käse {m}gastr.
Kas {m} [bayer.] [österr.]agr.gastr. - Werbung
- Aura (cheese)
- Aura {m}gastr.
Aura-Käse {m}gastr. - imitation cheese
- Analogkäse {m}gastr.
- cheese mites
- Käsemilben {pl}entom.T
- smoked cheese
- Rauchkäse {m}gastr.
- beer cheese
- Weißlacker {m}gastr.
- whey cheese
- Molkenkäse {m}gastr.
- cheese flan
- Käse-Pie {m}gastr.
- Adelost (cheese)
- Ädelost {m}gastr.
- Mahón cheese
- Mahón-Menorca-Käse {m}gastr.
- cheese adaptor
- Passstück {n} [für zylindrische Kreuzspulen]textil.
- raclette cheese
- Raclettekäse {m}gastr.
- soy cheese
- Sojakäse {m}gastr.
- brine cheese
- Salzlakenkäse {m}gastr.
- cheese spaetzle
- Kässpätzle {pl} [südd.] [österr.]gastr.
- cheese wheels
- Käseräder {pl}gastr.
- Abertam cheese
- Abertam {m}gastr.
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
weitere Beispiele ...
- Nickolaus Gerber, who moved from New York, started the first cheese factories in New Glarus, beginning with the area's first Limburger cheese factory four miles (6 km) southwest of New Glarus.
- "The Horn Blows at Lunchtime": Li'l Sneezer tries to find a place to practice playing his trumpet, causing an assumed farting commotion in the cafeteria with his lousy playing and Limburger cheese.
- Liederkranz is an American re-creation of Limburger cheese, made subtly different by the use of a different bacterial culture for smear-ripening.
- Reactions to, and misinterpretations of, the smell of Limburger cheese were gags used in numerous "Looney Tunes", "Little Rascals" and "Three Stooges" comedy shorts as well as in the 1942 Abbott and Costello film "Who Done It?
- Bart Knols of Wageningen Agricultural University in the Netherlands received a 2006 "Ig Nobel Prize" for demonstrating that the female "Anopheles gambiae" mosquito, known for transmitting malaria, is "attracted equally to the smell of Limburger cheese and to the smell of human feet".
- Limburg is also renowned for its varieties of cheese, most notably the Limburger cheese.
- In a study of the odours most likely to attract mosquitos, smelly socks were found to be the most effective, topping the list along with Limburger cheese.
- Though his fellow soldiers offer him food from their mail he refuses and walks out to find there is a package for him; Limburger cheese and incredibly hard crackers.
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