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Grated or sliced?
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Confucius
11-04-2008
Which way do you like your cheese?
555
11-04-2008
Grated is better. Sliced is easier. Although grated is no good on biscuits.
Espresso
11-04-2008
Depends what it's for.
If it's in a sandwich, grated cheese is a curse because the minute you take a bite, it falls out. So sliced is better in butties.
If you're making something where you want the cheese to melt, grating it means it melts quicker.
Strewelpeter
11-04-2008
Like my women. Strong smelling and shaved.
slyfox51
11-04-2008
Both.
RiverChelt
11-04-2008
Originally Posted by Strewelpeter:
“Like my women. Strong smelling and shaved.”

Same here, although I also like mine covered in chutney.
ontheoutside
11-04-2008
Grated but I do like those cheese slices as well.
Strewelpeter
11-04-2008
Originally Posted by RiverChelt:
“Same here, although I also like mine covered in chutney.”

On a Carrs water biscuit? Nice.
izanami
11-04-2008
I slice it, using the grater.
Confucius
11-04-2008
I like it grated!
petra12
11-04-2008
Originally Posted by Confucius:
“I like it grated!”

And me !
ShiftyDundee
11-04-2008
It surely depends what type of cheese you have and what you plan to do with it.
Madge
11-04-2008
Sliced is nice, but grated goes further.
Baroness Bunkum
11-04-2008
You use less if you grate it - more surface area.
But I do like cheese-on-toast made with big slabs of cheese
Skedaddle
11-04-2008
Grated, goes with just about anything.
RiverChelt
11-04-2008
Let's not forget cubed cheese... punctured with a cocktail stick... and sat next to its savoury cousin, the pineapple cube. Yum Yum.
Confucius
11-04-2008
Originally Posted by RiverChelt:
“Let's not forget cubed cheese... punctured with a cocktail stick... and sat next to its savoury cousin, the pineapple cube. Yum Yum.”

Mmmm... or it's other cousin the pickled onion!
RiverChelt
11-04-2008
Originally Posted by Confucius:
“Mmmm... or it's other cousin the pickled onion!”

Nah... I wouldn't cube the cheese for that... just cut off a nice big wedge and accompany with some fresh crusty bread. Oooh... praise be that lunchtime is only five minutes away, I'm rather hungry now!
My name is URL
11-04-2008
I'm confused... what has this thread got to do with gays or muslims?
jasvinyl
11-04-2008
Grated, sliced, diced, whatever, all cheese is good!

except edam.
DNR
11-04-2008
Sliced (unless I want it to melt). I just don't like the texture of grated cheese - the same with minced beef.
shackfan
11-04-2008
Originally Posted by My name is URL:
“I'm confused... what has this thread got to do with gays or muslims? ”

Nothing. But I'm sure the anti Daily Mail group will blame it on them
My son does grated for his sandwiches everyday and manages to cover the work top, floor and sink area. I sometimes wonder if he manages to get any in his sandwich
RiDsTeR
11-04-2008
Sliced with a cheese slicer!
Jeff Hardy
11-04-2008
Grated ONLY if it's going over spaghetti bolognese

Otherwise....sliced!
dollylovesshoes
11-04-2008
Originally Posted by RiverChelt:
“Let's not forget cubed cheese... punctured with a cocktail stick... and sat next to its savoury cousin, the pineapple cube. Yum Yum.”

Dont forget though ! They have to be displayed on a foil covered half grapefruit!
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