What type of cheese do you most like to use to make a grilled cheese sandwich?
By nonew3
@nonew3 (1941)
United States
4 responses
@capirani (2817)
• United States
1 Sep 08
My favorite cheese for grilled cheese sandwiches is Farmer's Cheese. But since I don't find it very often or when I do it is a really small amount or too expensive, I generally use colby cheese. I don't like using the American cheese slices or velveeta. I don't like velveeta unless it is used in some kind of mix. And I don't really consider the American slices as real cheese because it is processed cheese food and not the real thing. I like thick grilled cheese sandwiches so I cut the slices thick when I make my sandwiches. I have never thought about using the spicy cheeses. I wonder how smoked gouda would taste in a sandwich? Another one that is too expensive, but I love it.
@nonew3 (1941)
• United States
1 Sep 08
This is the first I have ever heard of Farmer's Cheese. What exactly is that like, and how does it taste?
Smoked gouda in a sandwich. I honestly couldn't tell you about that one.
I agree with you about American cheese slices and Velveeta. I like neither one, really.
@capirani (2817)
• United States
2 Sep 08
Farmer's cheese is a white cheese and is very good melted. The first time I ever had it I was staying with a friend who lived on a farm and it was delivered regularly to her house. Then I was able to occassionally find it in the grocery stores. What they got at the farm was a big piece of a log I think. But what I have found at the stores are only small portions and they cost too much for me to get unless for a special treat. I saw an episode of Martha Stewart where she made something that was supposed to be equivalent to farmer's cheese, but I didn't get the recipe.
@SomeCowgirl (32189)
• United States
16 Oct 08
Good Ol' American cheese is the only way to go. I think i've made it with pepperjack before, but too spicy.. Yum Yum to plain ol' american sliced yum yum cheese. Lol, I never actually thought about others using anything different.





