Toast and Grilled Cheese

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Karokan
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Toast and Grilled Cheese

Post by Karokan »

Frying Pan + Bread; Frying Pan + Bread+Cheese. Maybe with some fat/butter? Another use for that plain ol' bread laying around.

EDIT: Perhaps with a followup recipe of Toast and Jelly.
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julian12it
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Re: Toast and Grilled Cheese

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Grilled cheese and chicken tendies
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Granger
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Re: Toast and Grilled Cheese

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Bacon and egg sandwich.
⁎ Mon Mar 22, 2010 ✝ Thu Jan 23, 2020
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synaris
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Re: Toast and Grilled Cheese

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-1 this flies in the face of the viking theme.
Newbie and noob do not mean the same thing.

Neither do figuratively and literally.
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Ancaladar
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Re: Toast and Grilled Cheese

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synaris wrote:-1 this flies in the face of the viking theme.
Half of the content in this game already does this, I don't think an innocent piece of grilled bread is going to damage it further
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Re: Toast and Grilled Cheese

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I enjoy creative arguments, so I decided to look it up. The theory is that toast originated in Ancient Egypt as a method of preserving bread, since bread left out too long would go stale, hard, inedible, and eventually mold. It also surfaced in Ancient Rome, where the first breads there were toasted by laying them in front of fires on hot stones. It was exceedingly common in ancient cultures, therefore, I feel it would fit the setting. http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php ... ory-toast/ <- Source

I will grant to you that Grilled Cheese Sandwiches were not popularized until the early 1920s, however, there are apparently references to them back in Ancient Roman times as well. I wasn't able to chase the source on that, though. https://recipes.howstuffworks.com/histo ... cheese.htm

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