What’s your preferred cheese for a Grilled Cheese?

by AHalfFilledBox

43 Comments

  1. Cautious_Dealer7187

    Kraft singles…I tried different cheddar, swiss, gruyere, etc…

    It has to be kraft singles on wonder bread.

  2. imagine4vr

    Made a grilled cheese today with sharp cheddar and colby jack. Delicious.

  3. Whispersail

    Provolone and a good sharp cheddar, sharp and buttery goodness.

  4. WhiteMilk3

    One Kraft single and one slice of either munster or smoked gouda.

  5. Usually cheddar, but when I’m feeling fancy I go with fontina. It melts beautifully and the sweet nuttiness goes so well with tomato soup.

  6. mjpenslitbooksgalore

    Whatever i have in the fridge 🤣
    Im currently on a Gouda fixation it’s so good 😋

  7. PicklesPenguin

    Cotswold and with a bit of sharp cheddar.

  8. Extension-Match1371

    I’m pretty sure American is the objective answer here

  9. trueaffection4u

    American cheese and some grated parmesan

  10. cappiebara

    Are you eating a grilled cheese with a side of cheese? My man 🤜🤛

  11. AllTheSameToU

    For me its always the yellow land o lakes American and the fat content is always a spread of dukes mayo on the bread to hit it just right.

  12. creativespark61

    Any cheese that melts. I love cheese. Pepperjack may be the favorite though.

  13. llamabirds

    Homemade mozzarella and a side of tomato basil soup!

  14. retard_catapult

    One slice of American and one slice of sharp cheddar, and you just gotta have that bowl of tomato soup

  15. onedavester

    Smoked gouda and bacon bits with toasted chibata buns loaded with butter.

  16. Scary-Aiden6595

    One slice American and then 1-2 slices cheddar or another nicer cheese because for some science style reason the melty american cheese makes the other cheeses meltier. Something about bonds or something

  17. fucking shocked nobody’s saying swiss on sourdough.

  18. Dulce_suenos

    A slice of American for its creaminess, and a mix of shredded Jack, Cheddar, and Oaxaca cheeses for flavor and texture.

    I will also occasionally use Swiss and Gruyere.

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