is the thickness of the cheese good to make grill cheese sandwiches
252820
The slices are about half the thickness of the slices in pre-sliced cheese, so you would need more than one layer. Also, the slices are just half the width of a piece of bread.
1240367
Hard parmesan might be a problem. But cheddar should be OK. Good practice for those small motor skills. I'd recommend a large tray (and parental patience) for the job.
1034181
I use the loaf pan to smoke cheese and it makes 4.5 in long 2.5 in wide little bocks of cheese. Depth or thickness depends how tall the cheese is when I put in pan...
685835
It really depend on how hard the cheese is. I have been able to cut cheddar and Swiss but Parmesan I think would be difficult.
1306051
It depends on what you are cooking. The grooved plates give a nice grill mark texture to sandwiches, but flat will not. As for actual cooking of the item i find it pretty same on either plates.
866493
You can make them as thick as you want. I usually do quarter pounders, but have made them using 1/3 pound of hamburger.
1672650
My son took it when he moved out of the house but I would say probably 1/2 inch thick - and it's nice and heavy. It does a great job of making the crust crispy.
1420867
Yes it will. You decide the thickness just by moving the cheese in postion under the cutter.
1262085
I have made many grilled cheese sandwiches with it, along with Ruebens and other hot sandwiches. Just make sure you adjust the spacer or it will smash your sandwich.
773334
That depends on the cheese. A firm cheese that will just slice right through is much easier than a soft cheese. A soft cheese kind of doesn't offer resistance so it breaks more than shreds. Colder is better - either way.
1778676
Do not know but thicker than the sandwich bags you buy at the store. It is sturdy and could be washed and easily re-used!!
334764
I haven't used it for grilled sandwiches yet. Just 2 of us, but I would measure the width of the bread, and measure the size of the griddle, and see how many I could put on the surface, also if I could fit 2 rows on it. Bread comes in so many sizes, but that's the only thing I could suggest. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1556800
If you truly love to grill meat, like thick steaks, you will honestly love this thick heavy duty grill. I'd say it.'s about 3/8" thick. Awesome grill marks every time. You can throw away that cheap thin wire grill that comes standard with a Weber. Easy to clean too. Extremely highly rated if you like those restaurant-style grill marks.
998109
Actually, I have only made waffles, but you can definitely make grilled cheese sandwiches with the sandwich plates that are included.
998110
Definitely! We usually make grilled cheese OR we've found that it really jazzes up a plain peanut butter & jelly sandwich too! (Just don't overload the cheese, you need less than you think -- otherwise, you'll have a clean up job on your hands! We made that mistake only ONCE!)
1901182
Absolutely! You can adjust the opening holes. Shaved cheese won't work but grated will. Enjoy! It is airtight.
1129713
Yes and no, it has to be very firm. Any soft or sticky cheese becomes a mess. I have sliced cheese that was cold and then let it come to room temp. I don't think that it was intended to do cheese. As with any tool you must try it to see if you can make it do what you want it to do.