Edam may refer to:
- Edam (cheese)
- Edam, North Holland, a town in Edam-Volendam, after which the cheese is named.
- Edam, Saskatchewan, a village in Canada
Other articles related to "edam":
Kwadijk - History
... That year the inhabitants of Kwadijk became "citizens" of Edam, from where the village was largely controlled ... municipalities shared one mayor and were administered from the nearby city of Edam ... Originally the station was known as Kwadijk-Edam ...
... That year the inhabitants of Kwadijk became "citizens" of Edam, from where the village was largely controlled ... municipalities shared one mayor and were administered from the nearby city of Edam ... Originally the station was known as Kwadijk-Edam ...
Mimolette
... or vieux Hollande for being made after the tradition of Edam cheese from the Dutch province of Holland ... policies - was looking for a native French product to replace the then very popular Edam ... To differentiate it from Edam, however, he had it coloured orange ...
... or vieux Hollande for being made after the tradition of Edam cheese from the Dutch province of Holland ... policies - was looking for a native French product to replace the then very popular Edam ... To differentiate it from Edam, however, he had it coloured orange ...
Edam Airport
... Edam Airport, (TC LID CJU7), is located 1 NM (1.9 km 1.2 mi) southwest of Edam, Saskatchewan, Canada ...
... Edam Airport, (TC LID CJU7), is located 1 NM (1.9 km 1.2 mi) southwest of Edam, Saskatchewan, Canada ...
Myth Busters (2009 Season) - Episode 128 - Greased Lightning - Cheese Cannon
... American naval battle in which the Uruguayan commander was forced to use slabs of Dutch Edam instead of cannonballs when the ammunition ran out ... three different cheeses for hardness, stiffness, and elasticity Edam, smoked Gouda, and Garrotxa ... Edam, the softest of the three, bounced off the sail without damaging it Gouda, the hardest, was too brittle and broke up into fragments as soon as it left the barrel but the Garrotxa, having the ...
... American naval battle in which the Uruguayan commander was forced to use slabs of Dutch Edam instead of cannonballs when the ammunition ran out ... three different cheeses for hardness, stiffness, and elasticity Edam, smoked Gouda, and Garrotxa ... Edam, the softest of the three, bounced off the sail without damaging it Gouda, the hardest, was too brittle and broke up into fragments as soon as it left the barrel but the Garrotxa, having the ...
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