Rinded

Well, rinded ripe cheese may take an adult palate; we'll get there eventually and I was so happy the kids were game about trying a new taste. ❋ Linda Novick O'Keefe (2011)

Many travelers grow nostalgic for the flavors of their journey, whether that be the signature creaminess of Apulia's burrata, or the steaming, stinky funk of Amsterdam's red...rinded Gouda. ❋ Thrillist (2010)

Woodcock Farm, which was gearing up to start the season's milking when I visited — and was therefore overrun with adorable, bleating lambs — makes and ages several kinds of farmstead cheese, including a semi-hard buttery cheese known as Weston Wheel and a softer, rinded Camembert-style cheese. ❋ Unknown (2010)

And in requital of these tokens from the treasure-house of thy bounty, behold we have sent thee a Nubian slave, named Zohauk, of whom judge not by his complexion, according to the foolish ones of the earth, in respect the dark-rinded fruit hath the most exquisite flavour. ❋ Unknown (2008)

A natural rinded blue cheese called Baileyhazen Blue (ph) ❋ Unknown (2005)

The tankard arrived with a cracked green plate holding a shapeless lump of white-rinded cheese only slightly smaller than Silk's head. ❋ Wolfe, Gene (1994)

He rose and went to the kitchen area of the cavern where he scooped a huge green-rinded fruit from a tank set in the wall. ❋ McCaffrey, Anne, 1926- (1979)

I spent about six weeks there and during the latter part of the time at least, my one daily meal consisted of a hard-rinded roll and thick chocolate. ❋ David Christie Murray (N/A)

I lived for weeks on hard-rinded rolls and thick chocolate, procured at an Italian restaurant on the opposite side of Fleet Street, and found myself admirably healthy on that simple diet. ❋ David Christie Murray (N/A)

The hard-rinded fruit of the cucumber plant has been used from time immemorial as a vegetable. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

For some distance around, the trunks of many of the birch, and of that species of spruce pine called here the Var (_Pinus balsamifera_) had been rinded; these people using the inner part of the bark of that kind of tree for food. ❋ Various (N/A)

The finer flavored and thinner-rinded varieties that come to market, are rarely worth cutting up. ❋ Martha McCulloch-Williams (N/A)

When, for instance, the mind interprets a strange object as a pear-shaped, thin-rinded, many-seeded fruit, all these interpreting ideas are, in a sense, revivals of past experience; yet none carry with them any distinct reference to past time. ❋ Ontario. Ministry Of Education (N/A)

And so the poor child, with her soul’s hunger and her illusions of self-flattery, began to nibble at this thick-rinded fruit of the tree of knowledge, filling her vacant hours with Latin, geometry, and the forms of the syllogism, and feeling a gleam of triumph now and then that her understanding was quite equal to these peculiarly masculine studies. ❋ Unknown (1917)

The Olympians were never slow to recognize this quality of Harold's, in which, indeed, their salvation lay, and on this occasion their gratitude had taken the practical form of a fine fat orange, tough-rinded as oranges of those days were wont to be. ❋ Unknown (1898)