Almost any kind of bread of good, except for maybe whole wheat or rye- yuck. I like gouda cheese, and hey slap some cooked bacon or ham on there while you’re at it. Also, mustard.
Standard white bread, Mozzarella, with Parmesan put on the buttered sides of the bread before grilling. Oh, and do you have pepperoni to put in the sandwich with the cheese?
Dude!! I could sooooo go for a stock grilled cheese. White bread, sliced “cheese”, hot and delicious. I may have to buy bread just so I can make these later.
White bread, real butter, Velveeta cheese. Crispy outside–toast the bread first, then slather with butter, assemble, and put in frying pan til cheese is melted. And potato chips on the side please.
Cheddar, dijon, prosciutto, and asparagus tips on artisan bread, brushed with olive oil on both sides, wrapped in foil and tossed on a low fire charcoal grill until GBG. Served with a side of homemade tomato consumme.
White bread from a good bakery, sharp cheddar cheese, cooked in plenty of butter till it’s golden brown and delicious, crispy and toasted on the outside and soft and melty on the inside.
(Actually we are having grilled cheese for dinner tonight! But I’m making a nod towards health by using whole grain bread.)
Any bread, white is best, but could be sliced french or italian. Cheese should be one slice of cheddar or gruyere, and one slice of muenster or other mild cheese. Fry sandwich in butter, low heat first to get cheese melty, then increase temp to get it toasty.
I’ll eat American on Wonder Bread and most other combos also.
ETA: But it must be sliced diagnonally. That’s the part I’m really picky about.
I cannot eat white bread. My family trained it out of me at a pretty young age.
A couple of blocks from me is a truck that I always assumed to be an ice cream truck. Turns out it is a grilled cheese truck. My neighbors love it, but they’re on a huge truck food kick right now.
Sharp cheddar on rye, with some rosemary sprinkled in. Maybe pickles, too, but those are optional. And don’t bother with anything fancy on the buttered side; I’ve never found that that makes much difference.
I’ll have aged sharp cheddar and a slice of velveeta with bacon and a shmear of dijon on good sourdough spread with real butter. Please make the tomato soup from a Campbell’s can and use 1/2 heavy cream and 1/2 whole milk and add a touch of fresh cracked black pepper.