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- noun Plural form of
fromagerie .
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Examples
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Set in Woodstock's old biscuit mill, the market has over 100 vendors, from fromageries to a charcuterie that must make at least 20 types of cured sausages.
Secret Season 2011
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On our recent trip to BC we went to 3 fromageries and bought cheeses we haven't tried before.
Holy Goat Mature Veloute Haalo 2006
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The little villages perched on the mountain-tops that we were passing through, are all seats of industry; clock manufactories, _fromageries_, or cheese-farms on a large scale, and so on.
Holidays in Eastern France Matilda Betham-Edwards 1877
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In 1979, France had some 20,000 fromageries, according to the National Federation of Milk Product Retailers.
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In 1979, France had some 20,000 fromageries, according to the National Federation of Milk Product Retailers.
The Seattle Times 2010
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Let's just try and keep the word 'artisan' where it belongs-in farms, bakeries, boulangeries, fromageries, panificios, markets and farm to table businesses, where actual artisans do spend honest hours honing their crafts-much to our delight … and
humor « WordPress.com Tag Feed reelingintheyears.wordpress.com 2010
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In 1979, France had some 20,000 fromageries, according to the National Federation of Milk Product Retailers.
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In 1979, France had some 20,000 fromageries, according to the National Federation of Milk Product Retailers.
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In 1979, France had some 20,000 fromageries, according to the National Federation of Milk Product Retailers.
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In 1979, France had some 20,000 fromageries, according to the National Federation of Milk Product Retailers.
The Seattle Times 2010
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