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drugthrowawaylolweed OP t1_jdj6jme wrote
Reply to comment by suentendo in [I ate] a cheeseburger wedged between two grilled cheese sandwiches. Called "Cheesus". by drugthrowawaylolweed
The bread wasn't too much, it was the cheese that was overwhelming. There was cheese on both grilled cheeses, AND cheese on the burger. All American cheese. I was thinking next time I'd either ask for no cheese on the burger itself, or maybe do like cheddar on the grilled cheeses and something like pepper jack on the burger. Cuz American cheese is fine if it's not the centerpiece of the meal ya know. If you have too much of it you can really taste how plastic it is. But like cheddar? Especially sharp cheddar? I eat that shit straight off the block.
drugthrowawaylolweed OP t1_jdj6583 wrote
Reply to comment by Lethbridgemark in [I ate] a cheeseburger wedged between two grilled cheese sandwiches. Called "Cheesus". by drugthrowawaylolweed
Fried egg, yes. Bacon? Nah bacon on burgers is weird
drugthrowawaylolweed OP t1_jdj62um wrote
Reply to comment by handfight in [I ate] a cheeseburger wedged between two grilled cheese sandwiches. Called "Cheesus". by drugthrowawaylolweed
Cheesus Crust.
drugthrowawaylolweed OP t1_jdj2su7 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [I ate] a cheeseburger wedged between two grilled cheese sandwiches. Called "Cheesus". by drugthrowawaylolweed
Nah, the grilled cheeses are cheese only. The meat is sandwiched between grilled cheeses. Not technically a patty melt. If it was a grilled cheese with a burger in it, then yes. But it's two grilled cheeses with cheese only, encasing a burger.
drugthrowawaylolweed OP t1_jdj6t5r wrote
Reply to comment by Re7icle in [I ate] a cheeseburger wedged between two grilled cheese sandwiches. Called "Cheesus". by drugthrowawaylolweed
Agreed. I finished it, but only with the help of three vodka cranberries, half a joint, and like two hours of stopping and going.