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11691503 No.11691503 [Reply] [Original]

The American classic is also popular in the UK and Australia, but I wonder how some more exotic groups view this humble favorite food

>> No.11691513

>>11691503
here in vietnam we saute our grilled cheese in the tomato soup

>> No.11691520

>>11691503
The difference is that grilled cheese is considered children's food in the US.

>> No.11691525

>>11691520
No it isn't. I can't even imagine someone being retarded enough to feel superior about what food they eat. Are you the Manchild final boss?

>> No.11691537

>>11691525
>i can't even imagine someone being retarded enough to feel superior about what food they eat
Was your new year's resolution to visit /ck/ for the first time?

>> No.11691547

>>11691537
That's how you justify it? Or are you just a nobody defending this idiot?

>> No.11691552

>>11691525
This I love soy

>> No.11691556

>>11691547
Defending what idiot? There's an IP count, you know. All I did was call out an anon on a further retarded statement after claiming that anyone but children eat grilled cheese sandwiches in the States.

>> No.11691568
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11691568

>imagine believing that the grilled cheese was an American dish

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11691582

>Cooked bread and cheese is an ancient food according to food historians, popular across the world in many cultures.

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>>11691582

>> No.11691598

>>11691568
But it is. Do you think mac and cheese is a Chinese dish by chance?

>> No.11691633

>>11691598
Ah, the humble Mac and cheese, English cuisine at its finest.

>> No.11691666

>>11691525
Yes it is. Its on par with chicken nuggets. That doesnt stop people from having it now and then but its VERY much a kids food.

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11691685

>>11691598
>Pasta and cheese casseroles have been recorded as early as the 14th century in the Italian cookbook, Liber de Coquina, one of the oldest medieval cookbooks, which featured a dish of parmesan and pasta.
>A cheese and pasta casserole known as makerouns was recorded in the famous medieval English cookbook, the Forme of Cury, which was also written in the 14th century.
>It was made with fresh, hand-cut pasta which was sandwiched between a mixture of melted butter and cheese.
Imagine taking credit for food that was made hundreds of years before your degenerate race even existed

>> No.11691700

>>11691525
The kids menu at my work is literally

Grilled cheese and apple slices
Chicken nuggets and apple slices
Mac and cheese and apple slices.

Fine dining joint too. I have to whip up ranch dressing from scratch on the spot if some brat wants it.

>> No.11692830

cheese on toast > grilled cheese

>> No.11692850

>>11692830
Partly agree, cheese on toast is melted cheese on one slice of toast, two slices would be a toasted cheese sandwich and Mac and cheese is macaroni cheese in the UK and empire, at least for now whilst the Americanization (dumbing down)of the UK slowly continues.

>> No.11692915

>>11691685
Parmesan and pasta isn't the same and your faggot ass knows it. Throwing random cheese on random pasta isn't macaroni and cheese

>> No.11692923

>eurocucks

>> No.11692928

>>11692850
>Americanization
>z
Found the yank.

>> No.11692956

>>11692928
The ZEE was deliberate.

>> No.11692978

>>11691525
I don't think I've even been offered grilled cheese outside of elementary school.

>> No.11692987

>>11692850
Because brits have such wonderful cuisine right? Like the toast sandwich? Faggot.

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11693194

>mutts think they're human beings

>> No.11693216

>>11692956
>ZEE
>not ZED
found the YANK

>> No.11693221

>>11693194
of course they aren't, they are have descending from br*Ts LOL (the original subhuman)

>> No.11693431

>>11692987
Actually faggots were a treat when I was growing-up, with chips (french fries) and peas. Bit like Haggis, which is Scottish. British cuisine went through a decline for a while when everything was seemingly, boiled to death, but now it's regained its place at the top table. Tourists who complain about our cooking probably based that on the fast food, made for tourists, so won't taste nice.

>> No.11693458

>>11691525
>t. manchild