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Grilled cheese sandwiches - revisited


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I like freshly grated cheddar cheese on my grilled cheese sandwiches.

 

No processed cheese food passes these lips ;)

Posted

I agree......none of that processed stuff that the label 'cheese' should not even be used on.

 

My fav is old or extra old cheddar, sliced.

But the other day I had one with jalapeno havarti......it was YUM!

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Right... First toast on one side, butter the other side add Sliced cheddar covering right to the edges. Pop under the grill under partially melted, add sliced chilli's and Worcestershire source, place back under the grill until all evidence of multiple cheese slices are irradiated.

 

Wait for 35.76 seconds for it to cool slightly.

 

Slice into slightly uneven pieces

 

Wait for a further 14.12 seconds

 

Place on plate.

 

Eat in front of someone one a diet saying "Mmmmm.... oh... baby... this is soooooo good... oh... yes... yes... you want some... oh no... you can't can you... really... though... you'd love this... oh yeah!" etc

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Right... First toast on one side, butter the other side add Sliced cheddar covering right to the edges. Pop under the grill under partially melted, add sliced chilli's and Worcestershire source, place back under the grill until all evidence of multiple cheese slices are irradiated.

 

Wait for 35.76 seconds for it to cool slightly.

 

Slice into slightly uneven pieces

 

Wait for a further 14.12 seconds

 

Place on plate.

 

Eat in front of someone one a diet saying "Mmmmm.... oh... baby... this is soooooo good... oh... yes... yes... you want some... oh no... you can't can you... really... though... you'd love this... oh yeah!" etc

I missed you. :p

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OK, so I used sharp cheddar in my grilled cheese tonight.  It was good.  It really was.  Just as good as the American processed cheese I normally use.  :P

 

This post will be upsetting to the cheese snobs on the train!

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OK, so I used sharp cheddar in my grilled cheese tonight.  It was good.  It really was.  Just as good as the American processed cheese I normally use.  :P

 

This post will be upsetting to the cheese snobs on the train!

 

You might want to have your taste buds checked out by a physician. LOL

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It is not as bad as it looks, just watch the whole video through.

 

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OK, so I used sharp cheddar in my grilled cheese tonight.  It was good.  It really was.  Just as good as the American processed cheese I normally use.  :P

 

This post will be upsetting to the cheese snobs on the train!

I almost spilled my morning Sherry!

 

Good lord...processed cheese. Perish the thought.

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What's an eggbeater?

i think its called a wisk. just kiddding egg beaters are  immatation eggs  in a small carton pint sized

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It is not as bad as it looks, just watch the whole video through.

 

My mom used to laugh so hard at that commercial!

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