[Food] Cheese on toast - grated or sliced cheese?

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Hampster Gull

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• Oct 10, 2017

• #41

Is this for real? Obviously sliced, we have no weirdos on NSC

 

Nibbler

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• Oct 10, 2017

• #42

If grilled until the cheese is almost melting off the toast then it makes no difference whether it's sliced or grated. Therefore sliced is the preferred method as it's quicker.

Love a bit of Worcestershire Sauce on top too.

 

pastafarian

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• Oct 10, 2017

• #43

Cheshire Cat said:

Ketchup
Poached egg
Sardines or mackerel
Mushrooms
Sliced cheese
Toast

Under the grill, In that order.

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Did you not mean

Toast
Sliced cheese
Mushrooms
sardines
poached egg
ketchup

in that order
otherwise its a very messy concoction

 

Thunder Bolt

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• Oct 10, 2017

• #44

Sliced cheese but not cheese slices.

 

Bigtomfu

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• Oct 10, 2017

• #45

Finally definitive confirmation that NSC is FULL of SLICES.

It's the only way.

My Mrs prefers grated cheese and is henceforth a heretic. Bloody grated? NAFF off.

 

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Brovion

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• #46

Don't care, so long as you call it toasted cheese not grilled cheese

 

Live by the sea

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• Oct 11, 2017

• #47

Sliced for adults, grated for the children. Don't forget the Worcester sauce and a little ground black pepper. On rye or sourdough not cheap white sliced that's so gross. No pun intended.

 

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Normski1989

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• Oct 11, 2017

• #48

Grated? I'm not the fudging Queen.

Sliced every time. I'm lazy and I like it.

 

Bozza

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• Oct 11, 2017

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• #49

Brovion said:

Don't care, so long as you call it toasted cheese not grilled cheese

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Grilled cheese isn't cheese on toast though. It's a toasted cheese sandwich.

Otherwise, I agree.

 

Triggaaar

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Magic Sponge said:

Sliced with a splash of Worcestershire sauce.

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and then when it's cooked, add the HP.

 

Notters

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• #51

Psychobilly freakout said:

Doorstop cut white bread, butter, mayo, hot sauce, sliced cheese, salt in that order.

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Why on EARTH would you ever add salt to any cheese-centred dish?

 

Triggaaar

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Lincoln Imp said:

By 'sliced' I assume you meant cheese supplied that way, in plastic wrapping.

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No. A block of cheddar, and a knife = sliced cheese for cheese on toast.

 

DumLum

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• Oct 11, 2017

• #53

spence said:

Grated is better but i'm to lazy to do it

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This. Both option required.

 

Mackenzie

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• Oct 11, 2017

• #54

So then. How many of you have had some cheese on toast since reading this?

 

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MattBackHome

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• Oct 11, 2017

• #55

Grated, obviously.

If you are getting gaps then you're not putting enough cheese on. If grating cheese is too much faff then you don't deserve cheese on toast.

Douse VERY liberally with Worcester and Tobasco before grilling.

 

dazzer6666

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• Oct 11, 2017

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Triggaaar said:

No. A block of cheddar, and a knife = sliced cheese for cheese on toast.

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Absolutely. Pre-sliced cheese

 

Triggaaar

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dazzer6666 said:

Absolutely. Pre-sliced cheese

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I can understand it for a bit of cheese thrown onto a burger (understand, not tolerate), but as the main ingredient? It doesn't bear thinking about.

 

Titanic

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• Oct 11, 2017

• #58

MattBackHome said:

Grated, obviously.

If you are getting gaps then you're not putting enough cheese on. If grating cheese is too much faff then you don't deserve cheese on toast.

Douse VERY liberally with Worcester and Tobasco before grilling.

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Gaps are good though - they allow for nicely burned toasty bits!

 

vegster

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• Oct 11, 2017

• #59

Sliced cheese, because you can spread Marmite on it before toasting.

 

Notters

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• #60

MattBackHome said:

Grated, obviously.

If you are getting gaps then you're not putting enough cheese on. If grating cheese is too much faff then you don't deserve cheese on toast.

Douse VERY liberally with Worcester and Tobasco before grilling.

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Before?! You HEATHEN!