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6 Grilled Cheese Sandwiches that will Haunt Your Daydreams

6 Grilled Cheese Sandwiches that will Haunt Your Daydreams

Get inspired with these gourmet takes on the traditional grilled cheese. Push the sandwich outside of its comfort zone and add some quality flavors and ingredients to the gooey cheeses.
By Annelise McAuliffe
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1. Triple Cheese and Pesto
Goat cheese, cheddar, and parmesan make up the trio of cheeses in this sandwich. Try making a more budget-friendly pesto with pumpkin seeds as a substitution for pine nuts. Get the recipe

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2. Grilled Cheese with Pea Shoots and Red Pepper
When you need some fresh greens to balance out an indulgent grilled cheese, pea shoots are a great topping. Add a kick to the comfort food with red pepper flakes and garlic. Get the recipe

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3. French Grilled Cheese
Discover the secrets to the perfect grilled cheese with this recipe using Oka, a French, semi-soft cow’s cheese. Get the recipe

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4. Pear And Gouda Grilled Cheese
Think fruit and cheese platters sandwiched between slices of a favorite comfort food’s bread. This pear sandwich is rich and can be served along with a cherry balsamic for some added acidity. Get the recipe

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5. Grilled Carrot and Cheese Sandwich
Grilled carrots and pesto add an earthy, healthy element to the standard, gooey grilled cheddar cheese. Get the recipe

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See Also
Swedish Limpa Bread

6. Italian Grilled Cheese
Feta and mozzarella make this sandwich gooey with a bit of salt. Tomatoes and spinach are also found between the layers. Try adding avocado or kale for more nutritious greens. Get the recipe

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View Comments (2)
  • Thanks for the shout out for my grilled cheese sandwich made with Oka, a Canadian port salut type cheese originally made in the province of Quebec by Trappist monks. I could never turn down a grilled cheese sandwich my ultimate comfort food.

  • Just for your information and your followers’ as well, feta cheese is not Italian…it’s traditional Greek cheese with protected name of origin… I am sure you will correct this mistake…

    KR,
    Bogiou Christina

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