chalky

Not sure how goat cheese is described as chalky unless it's in reference to it's colouring.

Udder Delights

Not excited about the idea of chalky, chemical-flavored fritters, I guessed that the editors must have meant four teaspoons, which wound up working beautifully here.

Orangette

Carbon dioxide emissions are causing the world's oceans to become more acidic, which is a threat to creatures that have "chalky" skeletons (including corals).

Tara Lohan: Thanks to Climate Change, You Can Kiss These 8 Amazing Things Goodbye

She also had a kind of chalky powder she mixed with the water to produce excellent milk.

The Source of Magic

There were two or three well-known men whose pale faces made the same kind of chalky and spectral spots amid the green of the trees as the plaster of the statues.

The Nabob

Thank goodness for people who are educated enough to realize the difference between purchasing a pet from a reputable breeder and a "chalky" petstore.

chicagotribune.com -

If you have ever taken a winery tour, you will most likely recall the guide describing the soil with terms such as chalky, claylike, gravelly or volcanic.

Homepage

One Bwog associate, usually useful as a leftovers-consumer, described them as "chalky" and politely declined to finish the portion.

The Bwog

Then I drove up to where they're openin 'the clay pit -- you know, that fine, white chalky stuff we saw 'em borin' out just outside the hundred an 'forty acres with the three knolls.

CHAPTER XX

My secret: I horded NECCO wafers, those appalling chalky discs that raise glucose welts on the tongue.

Linda Novick O'Keefe: Octoberliscious