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What do you call a cheese sandwich that has been pan-fried in butter?

>> No.15348676

>>15348673
grillm cheemz

>> No.15348681

>>15348673
Cheesy toast

>> No.15348718

>>15348673
a broiled cream hoagie obviously you daft cunt, never post again

>> No.15348743

>>15348673
Cheese toastie

>> No.15348789

>>15348673
Grilled cheese.

>> No.15349153

>>15348673
Toastie roastie a la coastie

>> No.15349159
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>> No.15349381

a teflon moomoo

>> No.15349406

>>15349159

perfection.

>> No.15349759

A whipittywhoppity curd roast toastee. I’m British by the way.

>> No.15349808

Lunch

>> No.15349858

>>15348673
Panned cheese

>> No.15349868

In Philadelphia we call this a Cheese Fangool.

>> No.15349871

Around here we call them a Hot Carl and you can get 2 for $5 on Wednesday.

>> No.15349875

>>15349159
simple.
rustic.
ah! beautiful.

>> No.15349878

sandgüich de queso tostado

>> No.15350039
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>>15349871
>mfw Americans call an Objective Butter Toasty Roasty Cheesy Weezy a "Grilled cheese"

>> No.15350044

>>15348673
a 'griller'

>> No.15350176

>>15348673
mr cheesy

>> No.15350232

a crispy cheese stretcher

>> No.15350236

>>15348673
A good start.

>> No.15350602

>>15348673
a dairy flip

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>>15348673

>> No.15351316
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15351316

Dumbericans call a barbecue a grill.

>> No.15351328

>go to America
>order grilled fish
>have no idea how it is going to be cooked
>America. Flat top griddle is a grill
>America. Barbecue is a grill
>America. Grilled cheese sandwich cooked in a frying pan

>> No.15351339

cheese toasty or grilled cheese

>> No.15351347

>>15351328
what the difference between a flat top and a frying pan

>> No.15351350

A cheesely weasely moasty toasty whiddily whee badumby dumbly doo, ya daft cunt. I served 8 years in the SAS.

>> No.15351354

I make my grilled cheese in a microwave oven. Pan just fills the house with smoke.

>> No.15351407

>>15351354
Keyed.

>> No.15351417

>>15351328
i think grilled just means "without breading" here when we're talkin meats
most of our restaurants just microwave the packet without breading when you order the grilled option

>> No.15351420
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>>15351316
Most Americans argue that barbecue is a verb, not a noun.

The dirty secret of grilled cheese is the titular "grill" was what we would now call a broiler oven. Bongs invented the sandwich when they had "electric cookers" with "grills" and the promptly forgot about both.

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>>15351407
>Keyed.
like a car? that sounds really bad

>> No.15351487

>>15351347
it's possible to fry in a frying pan
not possible to fry on a flat-top

>> No.15351770

>>15351316
>euroyuppie thinks you can barbecue on a grill
Is it because open fires are illegal over there?

>> No.15352256

>>15351770
Heh?

>> No.15352264

>>15352256
Barbecue is over a wood or charcoal fire. Grilling is over a propane or other similar gas fire.

>> No.15352269

>>15351770
Do you barbecue your cheese sandwiches?

>> No.15352271

>>15351354
I actually tried to make a grilled cheese in an air fryer. It wasn't as good as I thought it'd be.

>> No.15352276

>>15352269
Not sure what that has to do with my post. The picture was of a grill. A grill is a controlled outdoor gas fire. Dumb euro

>> No.15352278

>>15352264
A flat top griddle is also called a grill and cheese sandwiches are "grilled" in a frying pan,

>> No.15352284

>>15352276
How do you make a grilled cheese sandwich then?

>> No.15352288

>>15352284
It's just a name. How do you make french toast without going to france? Retard

>> No.15352290

>>15348673
Heart attack.

>> No.15352298

>>15352288
French isn't a cooking term. Grilling is. Why try and make that comparison?

>> No.15352305

>>15352298
>words are just words for this word but not for this other word
Do you ever stop to think about anything?

>> No.15352311

>>15352298
Cringe
>>15352305
Based

Any questions?

>> No.15352314

>>15352305
Cook me a steak, "French".

>> No.15352323

>>15348673
McChicken

>> No.15352324

>>15352311
Lame.

>> No.15352364

>>15352288
French toast is the name of something, like Russian caviar, or English muffins. It's not a cooking method. What are you doing on a cooking board? You obviously have no idea.

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>>15352314
>>15352364
Cook me a cheese, "grilled." See how you're not making any sense? "Grilled cheese" can't be compared to "grilled steak," because while the latter means "steak that is grilled," I'm sure you'll agree that the former does not mean "cheese that is grilled." The term "grilled cheese" is nothing more than a term for what is actually a pan-fried cheese sandwich.

>> No.15352394

>>15352381
So why is the "grilled" pan fried sandwich called grilled? Dumbericans make no sense.

>> No.15352401

>>15352394
Why is the american "french toast" not french? Like I said, it's just a name. I'm guessing you're ESL because not only was my post reply very clear, you also clearly have no idea what barbecue is because you're european country bans outdoor fires, which are required for barbecue, and so you think that a grill is a barbecue

>> No.15352405

>>15348673
stop shit posting and get back to your pod Elvis

>> No.15352408

>>15352401
Dumbericans never fail to deliver their stupidity to the world.

>> No.15352413

>>15352408
I'm still waiting for you to cook me a cheese on your grill

>> No.15352417

For the longest time whenever English speakers talked about "grilled cheese" I thought they meant like fried halloumi or something, not a cheese sandwich.

>> No.15352418

>>15352401
WAT?

>> No.15352448

>>15352401
One is a cooking method, one is a name of something. Work it out.

>> No.15352452

>>15352298
>French isn't a cooking term
Yes it is. Do you actually think French Fries came from France, you dumb nigger?

>> No.15352454

>>15352448
Oh it's a cooking method right? Grilling, I know that. I love grilling and I love cheese, so what do I do? I grill my cheese to make grilled cheese. It's a very no-nonsense term, I completely agree with you

>> No.15352475

Toasted sandwich.

>> No.15352479

>>15352452
Invented in England. The French just cut them thinner. Learn something.

>> No.15352482

>>15352454
Grill me some eggs.

>> No.15352487

>>15348673
decadence
gluttony
overkill

>> No.15352489

>>15352479
>Invented in England
Then why aren't they called english fries? You've read the posts in this thread and we all now know that the names of foods are literal descriptions of what they are. For example, grilled cheese is cheese that has been grilled

>> No.15352497

>>15352489
Look up chips origin.

>> No.15352502

>>15352497
show me your teeth

>> No.15352508

>>15348673
Stekt ostmacka. But then I live in the states and everyone calls it a grilled cheese. So I guess that.

>> No.15352510
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>>15352497
No you don't get it anon. Foods are LITERALLY described by their names. This applies to all foods, including french toast, which is toast from france, and grilled cheese, which is cheese cooked on the grill

>> No.15352511

>>15352489
>we all now know that the names of foods are literal descriptions of what they are
Grilled cheese aren't grilled.

>> No.15352525

>>15352510
So Dumbericans cannot make French toast, can they? And a frying pan isn't grilling. Dumbericans are a joke.

>> No.15352539
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>>15352511
Yes they are. Grilled cheese is cheese that has been cooked via grilling. i.e. you light your grill and throw down some cheese on that bad boy
>>15352525
>europeans have no idea what a barbecue is because open fires are illegal, so they convinced themselves that grills are barbecues
Oh I'm laughing. I bet you even need a license to hook up your grill, excuse me, I mean "barbecue" LMAO

>> No.15352552

>>15352539
Grilled in a frying pan? Now fry me some eggs.

>> No.15352555

>>15352552
ESL can't even follow the conversation because he didn't study his grammar

>> No.15352557

>>15352539
Lame.

>> No.15352564

>>15352555
Can't follow the thread because he's a Dumberican.

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>>15352564

>> No.15352583

>>15352572
GO BACK.

>> No.15352595

>>15352583
No thanks. Here I can light a wood fire in my backyard and have a nice barbecue without any fear of being arrested. Can you say the same? Maybe it's you who should come here

>> No.15352618

>>15352595
I can light a fire here. What the fuck are you on about?

>> No.15352623

>>15352618
Post TOEFL score and grill me some cheese

>> No.15352637

>>15352623
speak English. You can only grill haloumi.

>> No.15352640

>>15348673
A panned cheese

>> No.15352642

>>15349159
I've always wanted to meet Gordon but after that video I don't think I could handle not sperging out and asking about that "grilled cheese."

>> No.15352645

>>15352642
>>15352642
What part of it was grilled?

>> No.15352669
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>>15352642
What's wrong with it? I think you actually just don't understand how complex it is to make the perfect grilled cheese.

>> No.15352950

>>15348673
a hot carl

>> No.15352973

>grilled cheese sandwich
>the cheese never makes contact with the grill/pan/flat top
>it's actually the bread that gets grilled

>> No.15353009

>>15352973
Don't act dumb.
It's a GRILLED.
Cheese sandwich.
The whole 'cheese sandwich' is what's grilled.

>> No.15353011

>>15352973
wow.

it's not a (grilled cheese) sandwich
it's a grilled (cheese sandwich)

>> No.15353385

>>15351407
wtf is keyed

>> No.15353388

>>15351354
based

>> No.15354439

>>15348673
In my country we call it a griddly diddly

>> No.15354468

>>15351407
Quit trying to make keyed a thing!

>> No.15354487

>>15354468
Locked