In the US this is called a grilled cheese and is usually made

In Denmark we just call it toast. Usually made with ham and any kind of cheese really, cause we actually have a wide selection.

I like using bread dipped in egg and ham with mine. But it's been a long time. A little Dijon to give it a zip.

>not using Muenster cheese

shit nigga

>>7243999
No shilling. It's made with any type of tasty (AKA cheddar not made in Cheddar), not specifically Coon. I tend to use Bega, myself. Sometimes I'll use colby instead. Or, when I'm feeling particularly devilish, I'll have a combination of tasty and colby,

I've always called it toasted cheese. I've noticed people seem to have started calling them toasties, too. I don't know where that came from. From my perspective, businesses just suddenly started selling them with that name. Must have been a regional thing that some company picked up on.

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Cheese on toast here in Scotland, made with Mothers Pride plain loaf and Scottish Cheddar.

I like mines with loads of black pepper.

Cheese toastie
Cheddar

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>>7243999
>In the US this is called a grilled cheese and is usually made with Kraft singles
Only if you're trying to make a really shitty grilled cheese. I use Tillamook cheddar. That's the stuff you want.

>>7243999
>cheese on toast
cheese on toast is cheese on toast, that's a cheese toastie ya drongo
>is usually made with coon brand cheese
yeah nah, you just wanted to say coon

>>7243999
Australian here and you're full of shit. Never heard of "cheese on toast", we call it a grilled cheese or toastie.

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>>7243999
No mate. In Australia this is cheese on toast.
Your pic is a toasted cheese sanga.
Get your shit together.

>>7243999
in australia we call that a grilly cheesy

>>7244103
Now that actually looks good. I always hated grilled cheese sandwiches cause the cheese was too much, and gooey and shit. If I had mine baked and browned like that though...then I'd probably love it.

>>7244053
>800g loaf

jesus those look like small slices too. are they dense, or is the loaf like three feet long?

>>7244104
BS mate, in Australia we call that a cheesey walla walla

>>7244104
I'm quite sure that is a cripsed cheese breaddystack.

>>7244116
I agree. Cheese on toast is infinitely better because the cheese gets grilled properly instead of simply melting.
Add ham and tomato and you've got yourself a mini pizza. Top notch tucker!

>>7243999
>In my country and I'm sure this is probably the same for many other countries the majority of C02 emissions come from cars.
Does this sound familiar to you, OP?

>>7243999
it's called tosti in the netherlands, and it's made with gouda(which has the perfect texture for grilled cheese)

>>7243999

>Kraft singles

EUGH
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>>7244192
No its not, Muenster is the ideal cheese

>>7243999
be australian. use kraft singles...
fuck coon

>>7244032
>bread dipped in egg

Nigga that's french toast

>>7244593
lol

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A cheese toastie made with singles and sweet chilli sauce is pretty good.

>>7244591
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU9vpRiPN1Q

>>7244079
>Tillamook cheddar.
One advantage to living in Oregon is that Tillamook products cost just a little bit more then the store brand but less then most all national brands. Yet its sold as specialty in many placed.

>>7244032
that's just a monte cristo senpai

That's a shameless double pizza.

>>7244736
When i make monte cristos, i like to add mayo. So much better. Also monte cristos have turkey too

>>7243999
Errbody knows dat gubment cheese make the bes grilled cheese! That or Velveeta. "Flyover" comment in 3..... 2....

>>7245212
The government no longer hands out cheese but when they did, they gave out delicious fucking cheese. I was friends with a poor person back in the 90s who got gov't cheese and was offered some. Fantastic quality, believe it or not.

>>7244052
Colby blows

>>7244591
Racist cunt

>>7243999
Coon cheese is for people just above the poverty line who don't buy coles/Woolies brand. Try great Ocean road tasty cheddar. You'll thank me later.

>>7245266
Maybe YOU'RE the one who blows. Colby has a nicer melt than cheddar, but a milder flavour.

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>>7243999
Not sure how relevant this is, but in Guyana we make tennis rolls hot and put local cheese inside.

>>7245277
>tennis rolls
U Wot m8

>>7245305
>ausfag culture shock

>>7245362
You know that comment is traditionally linked to an image of a pom, right?

>>7244009
If you put ham in it, they call it a French Toast for some reason xD

Anyways, I am making my toast with kassler, cheap Samso cheese that contains 16% fat and tomato slices.

All I care about is the cheese being a little bit mild in taste and smell.

>>7245369
That's mildly interesting. English speakers consider bread soaked in egg and then fried to be French toast.

>>7245362
I'm not an ausfag

>>7245369
>If you put ham in it, they call it a French Toast for some reason xD
>xD
Are you trying to make a joke about Muslims in France?

>>7244099

No we don't.

>>7245402
Don't know if he tried this, but they call this a "French toast" beacause it's a french recipe :

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croque-monsieur

I have it with proper cheddar and call it a cheese toastie
From England

>>7243999
I'm from New Zealand and I would call it a toasted sandwich.
adapting the name to suit, such as a ham and cheese toasted sandwich, cheese toasted sandiwich. ham and cheese toasted sandwich with jalepeno.

>>7243999
I found out about this from /ck/
I've been making it regularly ever since. Thanks /ck/, you're useful for something at least.

>>7245432
french toast is just bread covered in egg mix and fried right?
I'm not gone full retard or something?

>>7245432
croque-monsieur is not French toast, anon.

>>7245477
No, that's eggy bread.

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>>7245484
my whole life has been a sham.

>>7245212
>>7245229
For real, when I was a little kid we were on some government generic food. Powdered milk, fucking disgusting. That canned pork... freaky tasting but now I crave it decades later. I just had a burrito from a mexi shop I've never been to and it reminded me of it tonight. Anyway... government cheese, food of the gods.

>>7245477
>>7245497
no, you're right

a croque monsieur is not "french toast"

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>>7244103

Looks like someone fucked up the tiger toast.

>>7245469
Hi OP.

Spreading misinformation is helpful to no one.
Learn the difference between a toasted cheese sandwich and cheese on toast because it might save your life one day.

>>7245402
No, I was not making a muslim joke. It is just called a French Toast in Denmark, if you put ham in it.

Since ham is a common thing to eat with bread and cheese in Denmark, so calling it "French" when it is heated up is weird.

>>7245503
But tiger toast is toasted tiger bread. What does cheese or Marmite/Convictmite have to do with it?

>>7243999
in america do you butter the outside and fry it to melt the cheese?

No special name for it in Denmark.
I like to use French sour dough and Gruyère, but any decent white bread with Havarti or slightly aged Cheddar is pretty good too.

>>7243999
Called a toastie. No set brands to use. Almost always chedder though. Get lots of different fillings with tomato and ham being the most common.

>>7245567
No it isn't, if it's called anything it's called a "paris toast".

French toast is french toast (eggy bread)

>>7245578
Typically yes.
But it can also be done like >>7244677 where it is more like a pressed panini.

>>7245578
yes

>>7244053
Why does that bread have down's syndrome?

>>7243999
>not eating the grilled cheese with muenster master race

It's like muenster was envisioned for the exact purpose of being the perfect grilled cheese cheese.

>>7245686
>>7245707
so it's sort of fried cheese then, rather than grilled?

cheese toastie here in the UK.

Yanks are tards, they call grilling 'broiling'

>>7247265
so that's what broiling is

>>7247271
so call it grilling

>>7245272
>wants less flavour in something as bland as a cheese toastie

The fuck is wrong with you, calling them toasties isn't a new thing unless you're from the 1880's.

>>7247390
Do you only post drunk? It's like you don't really think anything through before responding.

>>7247396
What are you on about cunt I'm a new poster look at the post count your fucking drongo. You think people are drunk because someone called out your autism about shit cheeses. Go join a wine and cheese club and get laughed out when you bring your vintage "tasty" the you bought from woolies 3 days before.

>>7243999

I'm German and I refer to it as grilled cheese. I use actual cheese, though.

Mostly Cheddar or Old Amsterdam combined with Leerdammer or Edammer.

>>7247413
Great, always nice to have fresh blood on the board. I look forward to seeing more quality posts from you in the future.

Toast in Norway usually involves a toast press, cheese and bread.

>>7247715
Do you use that weird fudge cheese?

>>7243999
>kraft singles
I guess if you're mom is making it and you're like 10.

>>7244053
My nigger.

who the fuck uses or even eats kraft singles?

i couldn't even stand the stuff when i was a kid, the stuff feels like plastic

>>7243999
England here, also cheese on toast, we always used red leicestershire, but that's probably just family preference..

>>7248283
and we'd drench that bitch in worcester sauce.

I use cave aged cheddar from either Ireland or Vermont.

Who the fuck actually eats this shit with american cheese?

>>7248285
>>7248283

You know it's weird but I'd be cool with just eating a course of the different dishes you guys put together when you're hung over.

Whilst being hung over of course so the experience is authentic.

>>7244053
Good job Scotland, you managed to fuck up grilled cheese.

>>7245277
Needs jam and some ham and/or turkey and that would make one tasty 5 beer treat

>>7248302

It's a fucking melt then.

If you need to use meat in a grilled cheese, you're not making one anymore.

Fuck that.

Munster or gouda.

Alternatively
Tomato, goat cheese, pesto

Why do americans not call it fried cheese if they fry it?

>>7248691
calling something fried in USA usually means deep-fried

>>7243999
>in Australia it is called a cheese on toast

Cheese on toast is an entirely different thing. We call grilled cheese a toastie.

>>7244079
Is this that really orange/yellow 'American' cheese? Other than Maccas and subway I cannot find this anywhere to buy in Aus!

>>7248486
>Tomato, goat cheese, pesto
Once you start putting things on it that aren't cheese, it just because a sandwich, not a grilled cheese
So that's just a pesto tomato sandwhich with cheese

>>7248727
Pesto is more of a condiment. I think it would be better to call it a cheese and tomato sandwich with pesto.

>>7243999
I'm american and no we dont use kraft fake cheese. Dont say shit thats not true, faggot.

>>7248799
>I'm american and I speak for all americans.
>No I'm american and I am the one who speaks for all americans

calm down gents

>>7248799
>fake cheese
all your cheese is fake.

>>7244103
Nailed him

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>>7248803
Yes we do, you big fat liar.

>>7248810
If pressed curds of milk is considered "fake cheese" then yes I guess that's what we have.

>>7248822
>shitty frozen pre-made grilled cheese counts
also do you live in New Jersey

>>7248785
pesto is more of a sauce than just a condiment

>>7248841
Okay, a sandwich sauce. But just fyi, in civilized countries we call those condiments.

>>7248715
'American' cheese is a process food product (read chemicals), but there are many cheeses that are brightly colored here in the states. Cheddar of any sort will be more strong in flavor than American cheese, however.

>>7244053

that bread looks disgusting, wouldnt eat

>>7243999
>grilled cheese and is usually made with Kraft singles,
not usually made with kraft, no. People use whatever they like most.

>>7243999
>grilled
In the US, this is the word definition differences from other parts of the world.
"Grill" can mean griddle (flat iron plate cooking surface such as short order burger and breakfast joints use) and/or open grate (lit from below) BBQ grills. Of course a nonstick pan to griddle is what most people do with grilled cheese.
We say broil if it's heated from a source above it, what some people call salamanders.
Baking is using a oven lower heating element to bring it to a temperature degree of choice.

No one would use unsafe-flammable butter in a toaster, which is really a machine to broil both sides of a bread slice at once, done vertically. However a toaster oven is really a broiler or mini-oven with bake functions, and you could. A foreman/press or sandwich maker is really a doublesided nonstick pan that is griddling both sides, aka grilled.

So, you see, it's all regional semantics as to why this is called a toastie, but in my opinion, when bread is toasted with the application of fat and surface contact, though it's crisped like toast, it's grilled/griddled. So I think the Americans are doing the terminology more correctly overall.

>>7243999
POVERTY SANDWICH
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>>7249224
>not the toast sandwich

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>>7243999
Fried "cheese" product.

>>7249126
Most grilled cheese is made for children, so parents just get what is cheapest as the kid won't know the difference

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>>7249230

>>7249238
>Most grilled cheese is made for children
Got a source for that? Sounds like an opinion.

I think most grilled cheese is made to accompany a bowl of soup, or because it's convenient and quick snack with items people have on hand anyway, butter bread and cheese of some sort. It's gourmet when the bread is awesome, or the cheese has flavor, or it's got some ripe tomato sliced into it, or smoky bacon.

>>7249250
>or the cheese has flavor, or it's got some ripe tomato sliced into it, or smoky bacon.
sperg much?

>>7243999
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYM0SAcDZ0c
Jim Carrey uses ketchup with his grilled cheese. Why don't you?

>>7249251
huh? Are you trying to imply that tomato or bacon is uncommon in adult grilled cheese? Do you never dine out or notice a menu? Do you never travel? Have you never read a cookbook?Do you have any clue about anything at all?

>>7249268
autism.

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>>7247265
>Yanks are tards, they call grilling 'broiling'

>>7248283
Cheese on toast isn't a toastie, you spastic.

>>7249304
>Yanks are tards, they call grilling 'broiling'
A grill is a criss-cross grate of metal, you know, grill marks.

>>7248285
It's got to be some Colemans on the bread, sliced onions, cheese and then you put the Worcester on before going under the grill.

>>7248286
>cheddar
>from Ireland or Vermont.

Wew.

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>>7243999
White trash grilled cheese. Wonder bread. Kraft single. Bacon. Garlic spread

>>7249315
>Irish Cheddar
He's a special guy.

>>7248691
Because Americans are retarded. They don't even call a frying pan a frying pan.

>>7249137
>So I think the Americans are doing the terminology more correctly overall.

That's some tip top shitposting.

>>7245277
>Guyan
lmaooo poverty

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>>7249238
>Most grilled cheese is made for children, so parents just get what is cheapest as the kid won't know the difference

What the fuck is wrong with Americans?

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>>7243999
Buffalo blue grilled cheese. Chicken nuggets. Frank's buffalo sauce. Blue cheese.

>>7245502
croque monsieur is usually a toasted cheese sandwich with ham inside. Sometimes with egg and cheese on top aswell yummy yummu

>>7249321
>They don't even call a frying pan a frying pan
what do you think we call it? Pretty sure the term frying pan is quite common in america and I am not the only one of us that uses it

>>7249311
Yes, your food rests on a grill when it gets grilled, so why do Americans call grilling boiling?

>>7249318
>>7243999
>>7244677

>singles

Why don't Americans make an effort to use nice cheese, why does everything have to be processed and nearly plastic

>>7249320
>Irish Cheddar
Well that's a faulty sentence.

>>7249333
same reason parents buy hot dogs for their children while eating better sausages like brats themselves. Its silly to spend more money on young children when they literally cannot appreciate the quality difference

>>7249347
america has plenty of nice cheese. Process cheese however is ideal for melting scenarios

>>7249336
Chicken nuggers inside the toasty?

I suppose it's no different to a chicken burger, but how do you prevent the cheese from melting out of the sides as the nuggers will mean the top slice doesn't rest flat on the bottom slice.

>>7249341
Americans call a frying pan a "skillet".

>>7249362
no, that is southerners, a small part of america that speaks its own dialect. People who speak more standard versions of american english typically say frying pan

>>7249347
Even the non-American cheese in America is a bastard child of science.

They actually have cheese that comes in a cardboard box and can just be left on a shelf with no refrigeration needed.

>>7244725
And there based millita

>>7249358
Gotta slice the nuggies up and toss in sauce.

>>7249354
But it isn't just about making sure your children have good taste, filling your kids up with processed junkfood while you have the quality stuff is simply evil.

What sort of terrible parents do such things? Is that really common in America?

>>7249375
>ven the non-American cheese in America is a bastard child of science.
Some of it, especially the California stuff is, but in the northern parts of america there is plenty of excellent, easy to find cheese. Remember, Americans have much more money, and just as importantly more space than you. This allows them to have very large stores with an incredible variety of styles to pick from

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>America has plenty of nice cheese, you just have to go to Wisconsin
>Pasteurised process cheese food

>>7249379
>filling your kids up with processed junkfood while you have the quality stuff is simply evil.
No, its simply pragmatic
No different than ordering yourself a $30 steak and having your kid get a $7 cheeseburger

Foreigners are sooo fucking stupid. They imagine America being contained like their tiny shit hole country. They think if something is routine in southern Arizona then by god they MUST do the same thing in Connecticut.

Fucking idiots outside of our borders. And so obsessed with every little thing we do. I bet they'd examine the consistency of our feces if given the chance.

>>7249385
Wisconsin literally makes the majority of non-process cheese in america. They make plenty of delicious process cheese too, but that doesn't make the multitude of excellent non-process cheese any less existent

But its not just Wisconsin, if you go anywhere in the north from Minnesota to Maine, you are gonna probably find some good local cheese

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>>7249383
A king in America eats worse than a pauper in the first world.

>>7249394
nope

>>7249388
>Foreigners are sooo fucking stupid. They imagine America being contained like their tiny shit hole country. They think if something is routine in southern Arizona then by god they MUST do the same thing in Connecticut.
Indeed. They find it hard to imagine that every state is like two or three of their countries.
>Fucking idiots outside of our borders. And so obsessed with every little thing we do
In a recent article I read, something like 40% of the news in European media is american stories. It's obsession. And, on the flipside, within the US, no one really watches national news if they aren't under the age of 35, and really international news is only watched by immigrants.

>>7249387
Well I think we have found a major cause in American childhood obesity.

I pity the children who have to suffer from their parents evil actions.

>>7249388
>Foreigners
>on the internet

>>7249399
The kids don't even know the difference once they are old enough to appreciate better food. You do not retain that sort of information into adulthood so no reason to waste resources just to make yourself look like a better parent

>>7249388
Relax friend, we are talking cheese. It's just food, there is no need to give yourself a heart attack that you couldn't afford to see a doctor for.

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>>7249397

>>7249398
>within the US, no one really watches national news if they aren't under the age of 35, and really international news is only watched by immigrants.
Oh wow.

>>7249409
kek.

>>7249417
Note that the fact americans have a wide variety of products available to them actually means they are better and more free than you

>>7249406
What part of it's nothing to do with taste is not getting through to you?

>>7249397
Well, you sure showed me.

>>7249428
Do you seriously think your slice of "authentic definitely not american cheese" instead of processed cheese will make your child healthier? They are pretty much exactly the same from a health perspective

>>7249435
Wrong.

>>7249406
So American kids are just walking waste disposals that American parents fill with any old shit to shut them up?

What a country.

>>7249435
I see, so you were merely pretending to be retarded.

Epic trolling my friend, you got me good. Child abuse is just one of my triggers.

>>7249350
Seriously good tho. Dubliner or Charleville cheese is gr8

As a Clapistani I tend to make mine with cheddar and provolone.

>>7249435
WELLLLLLLL not so much. Most of the processed American cheese is only partially diary fat, and more whey solids homogenized with solidified hydrogenated vegetable oil (extracted from corn and soy biomatter by a petroleum-derived caustic solvent like Hexane) by calcium citrate. Where cheese that's been made from lactose fermenting into lactase quickly makes the sugars, proteins, and fats readily bioavailable due to gut flora suited towards that, the same gut flora isn't really made for what is essentially chugging down unsaturated high-triglyceride trans fatty acids and denatured protein formed into a rubber sheet.

So, yeah, not super good for you. People talk about HFCS as being a serious contributor to diabetes because of the high triglyceride index, but it's not consumed in the quantities nearing industrial cheese product. I mean, imagine pumping high fructose corn syrup over a tray of ballpark nachos...

Tramezzini in Italy. I miss those fuckers.

>>7247413
>Woollies
Now I *know* you're drunk.

>>7249558
>only partially diary fat, and more whey solids homogenized with solidified hydrogenated vegetable oil (extracted from corn and soy biomatter by a petroleum-derived caustic solvent like Hexane) by calcium citrate
Sounds like you are just inserting a bunch of technical terms and chemical names to make it sound scary as that process is not inherently bad. Why would your gut flora be better able to metabolize animal derived fat than plant derived fat? Also, hexane is not caustic
>and denatured protein
Note that your flora and your digestive system has no way of knowing whether the proteins they metabolize is in its native state or denatured, and digestion is designed specifically to denature them and break them apart.
>lactose fermenting into lactase
Lactase is the enzyme that catalyzes the metabolizing of lactose, and the process of cheesemaking is more about protein chemistry (by denaturing and coagulating proteins) than sugar chemistry
>People talk about HFCS as being a serious contributor to diabetes because of the high triglyceride index, but it's not consumed in the quantities nearing industrial cheese product.
Soda dude

It's a cheese toastie in England. Always made mine with buttered bread, smear of English mustard, layer of brie, crisped streaky bacon and cranberry sauce. Good God are they tasty.

>>7249394
>food in a walmart "spa"

>fine dining

>>7249336

What bar is this? I have some chairs they might want to buy

>>7249591
Yeah only America puts that shit in their fizzy drinks.

>>7249705
>Yeah only America puts that shit in their fizzy drinks.
Your soda isn't made with sugar? or you are saying you just drink plain carbonated water? Why would anyone do that?

>>7249708
He was talking Hfcs versus other sugars

>>7249708
In the rest of the world fizzy drinks are made with sugar, only America uses that artificial HFCS shit.

>>7249655
>Americans go to the spa and drink wine with a plate of American cheese

You can't even make this shit up.

>>7249730
HFCS is sugar
Its almost exactly the same thing as honey, which is used by all sorts of cultures throughout time

If you think you are healthier drinking a soda made with cane or beet sugar than one made of corn syrup, you should read up on biochemistry. Soda is bad for you because it has a fucking lot of sugar, not because the sugar in it is HFCS

>>7249730
>sugar derived from corn
>artificial shit
leave the internet yuropoor

>>7243999
I'm a Norwegian boy and I make my grilled cheeses with brown bread and Norwegian gouda cheese.

>>7249745
Is that all you can conjure? Keep chugging down that artificial shit, your common core "education" has done its work.

>>7249761
>corn is artificial

Were you dropped on your head by chance?
I'm not that guy, but I really want to know how you conclude that condensed corn juice is artificial.

>>7249761
fructose is a naturally occuring chemical, more importantly though being natural is not a good or bad thing

Bears are natural and they will fucking murder you, meanwhile sex robots are artificial and probably would be fun. Its entirely insignificant whether something is natural, its just a marketing buzzword

>>7243999
Poor people in America used to use coon cheese too, it doesn't melt though, just gets soft for a couple minutes then turns hard and plasticy. We had to go to this giant warehouse, called focushope, to get ours

>>7249394
>this is what poor non Americans really think
Thanks for the laugh my man. Brb, going to spend $200 on a meal for 10 people with more quality ingredients than you have ever seen in a single setting, including 10 year aged cheddar made on a farm 40 miles outside of town by a family that's been making cheese since before your grandparents were born. And it's readily stocked at the grocery store down the street.

>>7249741
>HFCS is sugar

HFCS if Fructose. Granulated sugar is Sucrose. They are both sugars, but they are different sugars.

>>7249852
HFCS is a mixture of glucose and fructose. Sucrose is a sugar made up of those same two molecules which are then separated in your body

None of these sugars is more "real", and there is no conclusive evidence that calories coming from one of these sugars is better than calories coming from another.

>>7249869
>Sucrose is a sugar made up of those same two molecules which are then separated in your body

At that point we may as well say that all sugars are made up of hydrogen, oxygen and carbon, so all sugars are the same.

>there is no conclusive evidence that calories coming from one of these sugars is better than calories coming from another.

I never made any comments on the subject. What is clear is that when given the choice, people prefer the taste of non-HFCS products to the HFCS versions.

>>7249884
>At that point we may as well say that all sugars are made up of hydrogen, oxygen and carbon, so all sugars are the same.
Not really. Your body has enzymes specifically there to convert sucrose into glucose and fructose, which your body can then metabolize in basic cellular respiration
>What is clear is that when given the choice, people prefer the taste of non-HFCS products to the HFCS versions.
No, what is clear is that the marketers of granulated sugar have done a pretty good job. This is like saying Bud Light is the best beer because so many people chose it. The ain reason some consumers prefer sucrose is because they have been tricked into thinking it is better for them.
>I never made any comments on the subject.
This whole thing began with this comment
> People talk about HFCS as being a serious contributor to diabetes because of the high triglyceride index, but it's not consumed in the quantities nearing industrial cheese product. I mean, imagine pumping high fructose corn syrup over a tray of ballpark nachos...

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>>7249869
>>7249884
>>7249894

>>7249894
>No, what is clear is that the marketers of granulated sugar have done a pretty good job.

As opposed to the poor put upon Corn Growers Association?

>>7249918
>As opposed to the poor put upon Corn Growers Association?
The corn people have done a pretty good job lobbying to get them in a position to offer their product at a better price point, but the sucrose people have clearly done a better job marketing their product to consumers when so many people are convinced drinking sugar water made from cane sugar is better for them and tastes better than sugar water made with a glucose/fructose mixture

Its like the people who still think aspartame, or vaccines, or GMO crops, or MSG are bad. A little effective marketing can create these persistent myths in the minds of the uneducated for a long time

>>7249342
Boiling is cooking something in a pot of water, we call cooking something on a grill grilling. What the hell are you talking about?

>>7250173
He's making a funny joke about how you lot call cooking something under a grill "broiling."

>>7249776
And by that retard logic nothing is artificial. Artificial fruit flavours are now legitimate thanks to the power of Common Core.

Now tell me how 6 goes into 24.

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>>7248822
do I see this right. Two grilled cheese sandwiches, for 4 dollars? As in, two slices of cheese and four slices of bread? Am I getting this wrong or what, that's just nuts

>>7249823
It's amazing how triggered the clappyfat gets when called out on his inferiority. That's some grade-A mental conditioning.

Meanwhile in the first world...

>The Ameriblobs are defending HFCS because it's American

My God in heaven.

>>7250214
It's only $8.87 per pound, and has a guaranteed pan grilled taste. Don't be so cheap.

>>7249894
I have a question. If your corn syrup is so superior, why is it literally only America that uses it, the same America where corn is dirt cheap due to subsidy.

Why does no premium brand use it in any other country if your claims of superiority are so true? The taste would speak for itself.

>>7249930
>The corn people have done a pretty good job lobbying to get them in a position to offer their product at a better price point
You mean given so much government subsidy money to make it cheaper than sugar?

Why are you trying to say American corporations are anything other than a business?

>>7250239
>If your corn syrup is so superior, why is it literally only America that uses it
US government subsidies

It is equal in quality, and it is cheaper in america because of government subsidies to corn farmers. I never said it was higher quality, its the exact same quality. (though one benefit it does have is being liquid which is much easier for producers to handle than granulated sugar, but this isn't enough to make up for the price difference outside america)

>>7249406
that's simply not true. I don't know about you, but I've got very fond memories of my childood since the age of 7 or so, when traveling around with my parents and getting to taste all kind of things. It definitely shaped my eating habits of today, introducing me to a broader horizon from early on.
And as the other anon allready tried to point out several times, there's also a health factor when it comes to cheap yet fatty/sugary food.

>>7250173
What the hell are you talking about? Why can't Americans speak fucking English?

>>7250214
I'm not being cheap, this is just on a whole different scale that I'm used to and I'm surprised. I'm german, and if you just get your toast and cheese seperately, like just the plain normal stuff and nothing fancy, you could make about twentie grilled cheese's for those 4 dollars. I'm not even exaggerating

>>7250236
whoops. this. >>7250271

Britain: Its called cheese on toast and is made by using any cheese, but usually chedder.

>>7243999
In the north of the UK if its not been said already we typically call it a Cheese toastie - though normally it would be a ham and cheese toastie or a tuna cheese melt (which is also a toastie just named melt)

Toasted paninis are also popular to make essentially what you'd call a grilled cheese too

>>7250277
Fellow UK bro here, I'd argue that a cheese on toast is completely different - american grilled cheese is more like a toastie/panini

UK cheese on toast is as it says on the tin, it doesn't have 2 slices of bread but just one and if you're a top british bloke you'd slather that in brown sauce or branston pickle

>>7244009
skål :DDDDDDDDDD

>>7250251
i'm american, i speak english, and i understood what he was saying just fine. don't be a spastic foreigner, spastic foreigner.

>>7250283
In america, the term grilled cheese is usually reserved for instances with no meat. If there is a meat on the sandwich the name is usually based on that meat

>>7250295
Huh, I didn't know that seppos used the term "spastic" as an insult like us.

Anywho, speak correct English, you colonial peasant. I refuse to lower myself to your level and use the wrong names for things.