From: Judy from Hawaii
On Mar 5, 2006
I tried this (with toasted bread) when I got my first microwave years ago. The cookbook that came with it included this recipe. I thought: how bad could it be? Unfortunately, the answer is: really bad. It is SO worth the minimal effort involved to grill the sandwich, even if that does add some grams of fat, at least the results are edible.
From: RUBYJOY43
On Nov 10, 2004
I make this often.I toast the bread first and then it is just like a grilled cheese sandwich. Lower in calories cause you aren't using any butter
From: Okra
On Sep 20, 2008
Just a word to those who say this isn't a "recipe": According to my dictionary, the definition of a recipe is, "A set of directions for making or preparing something, esp food."
From: NannetteLa
On Dec 22, 2004
i made this for my sister when she was little, and she loved it. I eat them too now when i'm lazy and hungry
From: GRECORICAN
On Mar 9, 2004
great cure for the munchies.....feel good food...thanks...super easy....great idea to warm it up adds that feel good feeling...thanks
From: Houseblend
On Aug 13, 2008
This "non recipe" got me through all of my teenage summer days; only I ate it for breakfast while watching TV (oh- those lazy days!). So yummy and works well on any type of bread- sliced sandwich, bagel and english muffins for instance. Mmmm!
From: littlePirate
On Mar 2, 2006
We used to do this for kids at the daycare I worked at. It didn't taste as good as the original, but it is lower in fat and the kids loved them!
From: LUv 2 BaKE
On Mar 7, 2006
I used to have this daily when I was young. I still enjoy this, with light old cheddar cheese on occasion today. It's a great way to change up a plain cold cheese sandwich. Best of all it is extremely quick and tasty!
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