Definition of «piece of cheese»

The phrase "piece of cheese" is an idiomatic expression that means a small amount of money or something valuable. It is often used to describe a small sum of money, such as a tip or reward. The phrase is derived from the idea that even a small piece of cheese can be valuable or desirable, especially if it is aged and flavorful.

Usage examples

"I would like a piece of cheese for my sandwich, preferably cheddar."
"The cheese platter at the party had a delicious piece of cheese with a hint of blue."
"My favorite snack is a simple piece of cheese with some crackers."
"The recipe calls for a small piece of cheese to be grated over the pasta."
"I couldn't resist buying a large piece of cheese from the farmer's market."
"The chef added a perfect piece of cheese as a final touch to the pizza before serving it."
"The bakery offers a unique dessert that combines a piece of cheese with a sweet pastry crust."
"Would you like a piece of cheese to go with your glass of wine?"
"The pizza shop offers a variety of toppings, including a tasty piece of cheese."
"Sometimes, all you need is a piece of cheese and a glass of wine to relax after a long day."

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Sentences with «piece of cheese»

If you have extra, add a couple more pieces of the cheese on top of the warm chili. (couponclippingcook.com)
If your hamster can consume dairy products without too much trouble, a small piece of cheese now and then will not hurt them. (petconsider.com)
Also be sure to keep the jar covered at all times with a clean cloth or piece of cheese cloth. (thekitchn.com)
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