/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>8583409
I'm legitimately frightened by this shit.
t. actual turophobe

>>4955887
Don't you mean, pan-fried processed dairy food sandwich?

Hey foodies, my friend is starting a how to channel, his first video was a how to cook a grilled cheese, check it out http://youtu.be/n08tkA0Jhy8

I've been making grilled cheese sandwiches for a snack lately. What do you like to add into your grilled cheeses?

What's your favorite cheese for grilled cheese?

Grilled cheese appreciation thread?

Grilled cheese appreciation thread.

Best cheese for grilled cheese?
I'm partial to pepper jack.

Hello /ck/
Me and cheese aren't on very good terms. I don't know how to enjoy it, I guess. Every time I eat something that has cheese or "creamy" tasting substances in it I can't help but gag. The smell of cheese or cream cooking churns my stomach. It literally smells like vomit to me. I also find that melted cheeses stir more of a reaction for me.
Could it be because of a lactose intolerance I used to have when I was younger? I drank so much milk in school and ate so much ice cream that I guess it went away. (I don't know if that's how it works) so it's not a health-related issue. It's just taste. I can eat ice cream, yogurts, Cheetos, butter, and pizza with the normal amount of cheese, but that's about it. I cannot for the life of me eat anything more than that, and I find it extremely embarrassing. The taste just kills me. I also have lots of friends and family members who LOVE cheese and it sucks not being able to enjoy what they enjoy, or having to be a burden.

TL;DR how do I enjoy cheese and creamy dairy without gagging? is it just something I have to live with?