is the american "grilled cheese sandwich" the same as the european "schinken-käse toast"? a question that forever gnawed at me but i've always been too afraid to ask. today tho i finally searched for an answer, and the answer is: no, but yes. as in: they're very similar, but there are a few differences.
basically: white bread instead of toast, type of cheese, yes or no to ham, buttered tops, optional additional ingredients.
is the american "grilled cheese sandwich" the same as the european "schinken-käse toast"? a question that forever gnawed at me but i've always been too afraid to ask. today tho i finally searched for an answer, and the answer is: no, but yes. as in: they're very similar, but there are a few differences.
white bread instead of toast, type of cheese, yes or no to ham, buttered tops, optional additional ingredients.
is the american "grilled cheese sandwich" the same as the european "schinken-käse toast"? a question that forever gnawed at me but i've always been too afraid to ask. today tho i finally searched for an answer, and the answer is: no, but yes. as in: they're very similar, but there are a few differences.