/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.9658605]

>Put onion and bacon in grilled cheese sandwich
>REEEEE IT'S NOT GRILLED CHEESE WAH WAH WAH

Listen you faggots. Just because you put other ingredients in a grilled cheese sandwich doesn't mean it's not a grilled cheese anymore, ok? Maybe you have a child's palate and can't handle anything with real flavors like us mature adults but the grilled cheese sandwich is a blank canvas in which you can paint any type of picture. If you put mushrooms and salami and jalapenos on a cheese pizza, you wouldn't say it's not pizza anymore would you?

[Anonymous No.9658610]

>>9658605
>palate

[Anonymous No.9658652]

>>9658605
>If you put mushrooms and salami and jalapenos on a cheese pizza, you wouldn't say it's not pizza anymore would you?
it's no longer a cheese pizza, you dumb shit

[Anonymous No.9658658]

>>9658605
grilled cheese is pure. condiments are okay, but almost every other thing you can put on a sandwich outranks cheese

[Anonymous No.9658661]

>onion and bacon
>real taste
Just go to bed, Harland.

[Anonymous No.9658666]

Is a quesadilla a grilled cheese sandwich?

[Anonymous No.9658668]

It may be semantics, but it's true. If you add a bunch of other ingredients, then it's just a grilled sandwich, not specifically a cheese sandwich. The main difference is that cheese is used as an ingredient on most other sandwiches and burgers. So defining it as specifically as a grilled CHEESE sandwich means it features cheese as the main ingredient. For example, you wouldn't make a cucumber sandwich, which is a specific type of sandwich, and then add tomatoes, lettuce, onion, etc and still call it a cucumber sandwich. Then it becomes a veggie sandwich or whatever you want to call it.

[Anonymous No.9658671]

>>9658666

Yes

[Anonymous No.9658681]

>>9658610

[Anonymous No.9658808]

>>9658668
>The main difference is that cheese is used as an ingredient on most other sandwiches and burgers.

Only if you are a dirty American. Europeans don't have the obsession to put industrial cheese on everything, mainly because we have good cheeses that are much more regarded as a standalone product.

[Anonymous No.9658825]

>>9658605
Why so triggered to make such a mundane thread? For the record I like my grilled cheese with year old Gouda, peach jam, and jamon de Serrano

[Anonymous No.9658831]

doesn't that just make it a "melt"

[Anonymous No.9658837]

>>9658808
I know this is bait (And probably by another american), but...
Way to miss the point, you dumbass europoor.

[Anonymous No.9658930]

>>9658831