Does cheese belong on a tunafish sandwich, /ck/?

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Yeah, grilled cheese sandwiches with tuna are really good

Fuck yeah it does. Add some red onions and olives for instant paradise

>>9136912
I don't think the kind of cheese in OP pic belongs on anything.

>>9136912
if it's cooked, yes
if it's not, no

>>9136955
The correct answer.

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>>9136955
>>9136958

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>>9136927
THIS IS CALLED A TUNA MELT

>>9136912
>Tunafish.
Tuna is a fish.
Saying TUNAFISH is completely redundant, you're already establishing tuna is a fish by saying fucking tuna in the first place.
You don't say meatballbeef.
Or breadwheat.
Or Cheesemilk.
Fucking Americans.

>>9136940
>putting olives on anything
Disgusting. I like olives, but they will instantly overpower a tuna melt.

>>9136989
>Actually
Beef meatballs
Wheat bread
>Nice try regardless

>>9137004
So going by your logic we should call it Fish tuna

>>9136912
I like cheese and relish on tuna

>>9137004
hmm
no
with meatballs and bread, there are several different kinds of those things
but with tuna, it's only one thing - fish
to say tunafish is redundant

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>>9136912
yes

people that say cheese and fish don't belong together are retarded

>>9136912
Does the Tin-Man have a sheet metal cock?
Cheese could go on almost every sandwich and burger.

>>9136912
>Tuna fish
As opposed to Tuna land mammals

>>9136989
>>9137118
tuna = a whole tuna or whole pieces of tuna meat
tuna fish = the shredded, canned stuff that is more often used in sandwiches

now pls stop bully, this is a christian imageboard.

>>9136912
why not, cheese goes great with most things, with tuna too... I like it

>>9137155
>have to add "fish" in that case so americans know its still a fish
kek

>>9137181
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2h72aXVP8o

>>9136989
It's a flyover thing, fish is weird to them so they have to specify what it is.

>>9137520
I live about 2 hours from the sea in most directions. What a weird thought being land locked and a thousand miles from the ocean.

>>9138352
he went there

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>>9136912
>tuna fish

>>9137520
Why the fuck are people from other countries so obsessed with using the word "flyover"?

Surely you've heard someone say "tuna fish" from all the American media you consume.

>>9138861
It's twice the fish.

>>9136989
oh right, because cheese comes out of a cow like milk
bread grows in the field like wheat

The thing is I actually agreed with you until you took a jab at Americans you European fuckass

>>9138888
I'm American, retard. And the only people who say that are flyovers.

>>9136989
OBSESSED

>>9137155
No, it's all just tuna.

>>9138888
Yeah, I heard it, and thought it sounded fucking stupid, like when people say beefsteak. It's a double imperative and just makes you sound thick.

>>9137290
the absolute fucking state of this country

>>9136927
When u add meat or veg it becomes a melt

>>9138990
I agree about the tunafish thing, but some restaurants will label large cuts of meat other than beef as a "steak" so customers will understand what they are ordering. Not flyover here either.

>>9138998
I've got not qualms labelling something as say, a tuna steak or a pork steak. More just double imperative when using it to describe large, quick-cooking cuts of beef.

>>9136912
Not like this.
>>9136927
More like this.

Tuna + miracle whip mix masterrace

Only on a tuna melt. Cheese on a cold tuna sandwich isn't very appealing.

mild cheese, no
sharp cheese, no
somewhere in the middle cheese, yes

now, how about cheese on deviled ham or ham salad?

>>9137056
isn't that just a filet o' fish?

>>9140918
they call it a mcfish in brazil I guess

>>9138990
>beefsteak

That's helpful to distinguish beef steak from pork steak or deer steak, for example.