Munster Meaning in English

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US

ˈmənstɝ

MUHN-ster

UK

ˈmʌn.stə

MUN-stuh

Definition

Munster is a type of soft, smooth, pale yellow cheese with an orange rind, originally from France. It is known for its mild to strong flavor, depending on its age.

Usage & Nuances

Commonly used in sandwiches, salads, or melted dishes. Not to be confused with 'monster' (creature) or 'Munster' (geographic regions in Ireland or Germany). In the U.S., 'Muenster' is a similar but distinct cheese.

• Spanish: queso Munster
• Portuguese (BR): queijo Munster
• Portuguese (PT): queijo Munster
• Chinese (Simplified): 芒斯特奶酪
• Chinese (Traditional): 芒斯特起司
• Hindi: मुनस्टर पनीर
• Arabic: جبنة مونستر
• Bengali: মুনস্টার (চিজ)
• Russian: мунстер (сыр)
• Japanese: マンステール（チーズ）
• Vietnamese: pho-mát Munster
• Korean: 뮌스터 치즈
• Turkish: Munster peyniri
• Urdu: منسٹر پنیر
• Indonesian: phô mai Munster

Example Sentences

I bought Munster at the cheese shop.

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Munster is soft and creamy.

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She put Munster on her sandwich.

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Have you ever tried melting Munster on potatoes? It’s delicious!

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If you want a stronger taste, let the Munster age for a few weeks.

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Don't confuse Munster with 'monster'—one is cheese, the other is scary!

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