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It's always been Roasted Cheese for me, but for my girlfriend it was Cheese on Toast.
Alton Brown made what he said was the perfect Roasted Cheese. bread and cheese dealt with separately and combined just before serving. He said what most folk made, should have been called "Grilled cheese on half-toasted bread".
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over a year ago
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Hubby and I have had this argument for over 20 odd years. He says roasted cheese I argue there no mention of toast, so invalid hahaha.
I say cheese on toast or melted cheese on toast. Mentioning all.
Same as cheese spread or spreading cheese. I say cheese spread he says spreading cheese lol
And roll and ham or ham on roll.
Hahhaha |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"But if you are toasting it it’s toasted cheese!!!"
This.. End of argument... You're all wrong.. You should bring your tributes to Regina and I... Preferably naked..  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If you don't call it toasted cheese.. Are you really human? Just throwing it out there.
Haha sook!
Yes please. 
(Middle finger emoji)"
I might but That would depend on how well you sook |
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"It's roasted cheese in our house.
Grilled cheese/toasted cheese is kinda acceptable but not cheese on toast....
Cheese on toast is buttered toast with (un-melted) cheese on it
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This!!!! Where the cheese on toast is concerned but it is toasted cheese! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"cheese on toast (uncooked/un grilled)
roasted cheese if under the grill"
grilled cheese under the grill but its still cheese on toast wether its cooked or uncooked |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Cheese on toast, this debate appears at my work every now and again, I’m from Dunfermline but I work in Livingston and it gets called roasted cheese by most folk from West Lothian apparently. |
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By *ee-YinWoman
over a year ago
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"Cheese on toast, this debate appears at my work every now and again, I’m from Dunfermline but I work in Livingston and it gets called roasted cheese by most folk from West Lothian apparently."
 must be a West Lothian thing |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Cheese toastie if its all toasted / melted together
Cheese on toast if its just the bread toasted with cheese on it "
What would you be saying if i brought it to you in bed |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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What would you be saying if i brought it to you in bed
Cold  haha xx "
Its better than what i thought.. "how the hell did you know where to come?" while dialing the police |
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What would you be saying if i brought it to you in bed
Cold haha xx
Its better than what i thought.. "how the hell did you know where to come?" while dialing the police "
I like to live life dangerously   |
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There is no argument it’s roasted cheese no matter how it’s made and I grew up in the poshest council estate in my area so it must my fact!!
It’s like saying French toast isn’t French toast just cause it’s made in the shire and not France
And that is the case for the defence |
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"There is no argument it’s roasted cheese no matter how it’s made and I grew up in the poshest council estate in my area so it must my fact!!
It’s like saying French toast isn’t French toast just cause it’s made in the shire and not France
And that is the case for the defence "
French toast is a totally different arguement! Vanilla essence?
John |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Now we have been set free from our forum ban we can reply 
And it’s cheese on toast
Worth waiting for the end of a ban to get this across xx"
Definitely worth it.
Going to recommend making a cheesy hammy eggy just to put a spanner in the works. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Toasted cheese (with fresh black pepper)
I think this is probably where it started in my house but over the years its become toast ‘n’ cheese "
Now dressing gown or house coat |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Toasted cheese (with fresh black pepper)
I think this is probably where it started in my house but over the years its become toast ‘n’ cheese
Now dressing gown or house coat "
Dressing gown |
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By *bcums3Couple
over a year ago
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"Toasted cheese (with fresh black pepper)
I think this is probably where it started in my house but over the years its become toast ‘n’ cheese
Now dressing gown or house coat
Dressing gown "
Def dressing gown!!.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Anything other than toasted cheese, then yer a wierdo... lol."
Hahaha coming from. The biggest wierdo on fab lol I mean come on sun's shining and you've a sparkly new bike and you've got it mounted and put away pffft shocking ps I've still got your pressie in my boot |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The real next question is Stovies - Sausages or Corned Beef?
Mandy"
Any leftover beef(sausages, steak, mince)
Throw in potatoes onions and carrots and call it stovies
Corned beef is for corned beef hash add to potatoes, onions and gravy and serve with beans lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Toasted cheese (with fresh black pepper)
I think this is probably where it started in my house but over the years its become toast ‘n’ cheese
Now dressing gown or house coat
Dressing gown
Def dressing gown!!.."
I actually have both lol
My furry fluffy ones are house coats
My lacy sexy ones are dressing gowns |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Anything other than toasted cheese, then yer a wierdo... lol.
Hahaha coming from. The biggest wierdo on fab lol I mean come on sun's shining and you've a sparkly new bike and you've got it mounted and put away pffft shocking ps I've still got your pressie in my boot "
Haha. I'll get it from you in the spring, when the sparkly new toy comes out.. lol. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Anything other than toasted cheese, then yer a wierdo... lol.
Hahaha coming from. The biggest wierdo on fab lol I mean come on sun's shining and you've a sparkly new bike and you've got it mounted and put away pffft shocking ps I've still got your pressie in my boot
Haha. I'll get it from you in the spring, when the sparkly new toy comes out.. lol. "
Lol I might have my new toy by then too and we can be kinda match matchy |
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"Cheese on toast, this debate appears at my work every now and again, I’m from Dunfermline but I work in Livingston and it gets called roasted cheese by most folk from West Lothian apparently.
must be a West Lothian thing "
And a Lanarkshire thing. Def roasted cheese x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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When you put bread under the grill you don't say you're making grilled bread, you say you're making toast, so it's toasted cheese
My understanding is roasting refers to either someone slagging you affectionately or cooking food in an oven... but who cares as long as the bread is golden brown on one side and the cheese bubbling and melted on the other. A wee sprinkling of cracked black pepper and sea salt for me too please |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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This post got stuck on my head.
So far I've made it through half a loaf and one packed of cheese.
I also had bacon and made the best grilled cheese and bacon on toast. Ever. |
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By *bostCouple
over a year ago
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"When you put bread under the grill you don't say you're making grilled bread, you say you're making toast, so it's toasted cheese
My understanding is roasting refers to either someone slagging you affectionately or cooking food in an oven... but who cares as long as the bread is golden brown on one side and the cheese bubbling and melted on the other. A wee sprinkling of cracked black pepper and sea salt for me too please "
We have a winner. And dinner idea sorted for tonight! |
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"This post got stuck on my head.
So far I've made it through half a loaf and one packed of cheese.
I also had bacon and made the best grilled cheese and bacon on toast. Ever."
MoreThan_Just-Delicious, that sounds more than more than just delicious. YUM
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All depends on the method of making it.
Made some toast in a toaster then slapped cheese on it? Cheese on toast.
Grilled bread with cheese on under the grill? Grilled cheese then.
I believe roasted cheese is required to be made on an open fire........ |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Either toasted cheese or cheese on toast. Never heard roasted cheese before.
Fab is an education in more ways than one then....innit! "
You know me, I'm always up for being educated |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I'll try to help you all on its simply a individual perception.
Why?
Because in India. If you want jam on toast and you try ordering jam on toast. They look at you funny. They say ahhh. Butter jam toast. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I'll try to help you all on this. its simply a individual perception.
Why?
Because in India. If you want jam on toast and you try ordering jam on toast. They look at you funny. They say ahhh. Butter jam toast. |
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