given this function

function isTastyCheese(cheeseName: string) {
    const TastyCheeses = ['camembert', 'maroilles']
    if (TastyCheeses.includes(cheeseName)) {
        return 'yes so tasty'
    }
    return undefined
}

I'd like to do something like this:

const answerCamembert = isTastyCheese('camembert') ? the_returned_value : 'no taste like sh*t' 
const answerCantal = isTastyCheese('cantal') ? the_returned_value : 'no taste like sh*t'

console.log(answerCamembert)
>>> 'yes so tasty'
console.log(answerCantal)
>>> 'no taste like sh*t'

How do i use ternary operator to do this concisely?

PS: Obsviously the function presented here is very wrong but changing it shouldn't be part of the solution