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Cosa (chi) è feta - definizione
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
FETA (disambiguation)
feta
![A [[Greek salad]] with a slice of feta.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Greece Food Horiatiki.JPG?width=200 "A [[Greek salad]] with a slice of feta.")
A GREEK BRINED CURD WHITE CHEESE FROM SHEEP'S MILK OR FROM A MIXTURE OF SHEEP AND GOAT'S MILK.
Feta cheese; Feta (cheese); Φέτα; Fetta; Beyaz cheese
Feta is a type of salty white cheese made from goats' or sheep's milk. It is traditionally made in Greece.
N-UNCOUNT
feta
A GREEK BRINED CURD WHITE CHEESE FROM SHEEP'S MILK OR FROM A MIXTURE OF SHEEP AND GOAT'S MILK.
Feta cheese; Feta (cheese); Φέτα; Fetta; Beyaz cheese
['f?t?]
(also feta cheese or fetta)
¦ noun a white salty Greek cheese made from the milk of ewes or goats.
Origin
from mod. Gk pheta.
fetta
A GREEK BRINED CURD WHITE CHEESE FROM SHEEP'S MILK OR FROM A MIXTURE OF SHEEP AND GOAT'S MILK.
Feta cheese; Feta (cheese); Φέτα; Fetta; Beyaz cheese
¦ noun variant spelling of feta.
Wikipedia
FETA
Feta is a type of cheese.
Feta or FETA may also refer to:
- Federation of Environmental Trade Associations
- Fire Extinguishing Trades Association
- First European Transfer Agent
- Forth Estuary Transport Authority
- FETA, an identifier for alpha-fetoprotein a molecule produced in the developing embryo and fetus
- Feta (font), a font used for rendering musical notation, featured in the program LilyPond
- Feta Ahamada (born 1987), female sprinter from the Comoros
Esempi dal corpus di testo per feta
1. That organic feta, for example, was chalkier than ordinary feta, and it lacked ordinary feta‘s pleasant saltiness.
2. Greece, which started producing feta 6,000 years ago, is still responsible for 85 per cent of feta consumption in Europe.
3. The cheesemaker wanted to continue calling her product Yorkshire feta.
4. Feta: No other countries allowed to use name Greece has won the exclusive right to call its white salty cheese feta as the European Union‘s top court ended a long legal battle against Denmark and Germany.
5. Another 45 kilos of feta cheese was removed from the premises of the Dromokaiteio Hospital.