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Post your favorite snack hacks
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Luv me sum cheese wow
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>>21985895
Do not try and squeeze the nozzle through the cracker. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth.
There is no cracker.
Then you'll see, that it is not the cracker that shatters, it is only yourself.
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>>21985392
that's not a hack it's retarded.
>>21985664
that is not a grilled cheese sandwich it is a dried out sad approximation of a grilled cheese sandwich.
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>hacks
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>>21985664
The butter won't properly brown that way. The whole point of grilled cheese is that fucking golden brown buttered crispy bread with the inside soft.
I love cheesetoast as much as the next guy, but it's completely different than a grilled cheese sandwich and you know this, man.
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>>21986699
Just put your toaster on it's side or get a toaster oven. As long as you make sure the butter goes all the way to the edge of the bread you can brown the buttered side without burning it.
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>>21985392
if you ever suffer from constipation just make a bowl of mac and cheese and put 2 small packs of habanero powder, the shits will be legendary
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>>21986707
No. The butter goes on the opposite side of the bread than the cheese. The toaster on its side is unfit for that. You never put butter inside a toaster, even if you're careful.
A toaster oven means you're still opening it up and flipping it over and adding the cheese and at that point you should just have used a pan. If you don't use a pan or a griddle or some direct surface contact method, you're eating something other than a grilled cheese sandwich.
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>>21986713
As long as the buttered side is coated to the edges a toaster oven will actually give a nicer browning done right. Even browning instead of just blackened where it touches the griddle. DESU I have never used the sideways toaster trick but none of my friends have burned down their houses or smoked out their kitchens doing it. I would worry more about the cheese making a mess.
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>>21986734
Again, it's not a grilled cheese. Are you assembling the sandwich and buttering the outside and putting it in the toaster oven? Do you even understand what a grilled cheese is?
You can't make one in a toaster oven. It's not the same. You'd have to heat a cooking surface in there and then place your buttered bread directly on it to get the same effect. It would take longer and be more of a hassle than the pan at that point.
You're talking about something else entirely. It's not "nicer", it's another sandwich.
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>>21986740
My toaster oven came with a griddle, I bought quarter sheet pans for it, and it allows adjusting the top and bottom elements independently. Fine, it isn't really a grilled cheese. Toasting buttered bread with cheese on top beats using the griddle or pan. The flat top at work doesn't even make make grilled cheese as good as that.
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>>21986584
SKILL ISSUE.
>>21986645
It doesn't dirty a pan. You should do it if you are truely lazy. The best part is the consistency. You keep the overall thickness the same and you'll always get a premium grilled cheese sandwich.
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If you cram food up your ass, you can enjoy shitting it out without the annoying eating and digesting part!
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