edam

Cut french bread / baguette open, stuff with meat and slices of a strong cheese like emmental or edam.

For Edam example, it's much more common in Catholic countries to swear by blaspheming in a very strong and direct way.

But Edammer cheese really is made in Edam (or Volendam!).

Usually a hard cheese like a cheddar, sometimes edam.

If you’re ever lucky enough to sit on the flowstone and watch the sun streaming into the Garden of Edam in Son Doong you’ll understand why humans started making cathedrals.

No, it's equivalent to what we call Edam in Europe.

You ask ChatGPT to write a poem and it replies with a poem about butter puff pastry biscuits made with layers of light, crisp puff pastry and expertly baked with nutty Gouda and mild Edam cheese which you can order with a click but in the style of Geoffrey Chaucer.

Is "Edam" an insult or a food preference?

Edam was my favorite (where they make the cheese); lots of people in traditional dress, cute cheese girls everywhere.

This does have its own upsides and downsides; like the fact that you have to remember that people make somewhat similar cheeses in Brie and Camembert, or in Gouda and Edam[1].

Street view is also live in the Netherlands today: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Edam, & Groningen are all I can find (the last two being a bit odd to begin with).