Originally posted by That_Is_My_El_CaminoView Post
Last time I had a grilled Velveta sammich I was about 10, it was hot, and as soon as I picked it up, the liquid Velveta ran out of the sammich, right onto my legs. Ouch
It takes perfect timing to make one with velveta, but once you get it right there is no going back to American cheese. Get it too hot and its a bitch to eat it lol
I really like them made with the Velveta slices, but you have to pull it off the pan right as the cheese melts or it will all just run off the sandwich. Bacon is always good and toasting both sides of the bred with butter is a must. Dip it in miracle whip or chicken noodle soup.
Last time I had a grilled Velveta sammich I was about 10, it was hot, and as soon as I picked it up, the liquid Velveta ran out of the sammich, right onto my legs. Ouch
I get the purists out there. I really do. That said... Some of you should really learn to live outside the box. That's where great chefs are born.
I'm not saying it doesn't sound good, just that as soon as you throw in something other than bread and cheese, it ceases to be a grilled cheese sandwich
I really like them made with the Velveta slices, but you have to pull it off the pan right as the cheese melts or it will all just run off the sandwich. Bacon is always good and toasting both sides of the bred with butter is a must. Dip it in miracle whip or chicken noodle soup.
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