grilled cheese

noun
UK /ˌɡrɪld ˈtʃiːz/
US /ˌɡrɪld ˈtʃiz/

A grilled cheese is a sandwich with cheese inside that is cooked until the bread is warm and the cheese melts.

I made a grilled cheese for lunch and ate it with tomato soup.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A dish of melted cheese served hot, often with bread or crackers for dipping.

The pub served a grilled cheese dip with toasted baguette slices.

3. A simple, inexpensive meal associated with childhood and home cooking.

After a long day, nothing felt better than a grilled cheese at home.

4. A sandwich made by grilling cheese directly on a hot surface rather than between bread.

In some regions, grilled cheese means cheese cooked crisp on a griddle.