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What’s The Strangest Thing You Do
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According to my husband and all my friends, the weirdest thing about me is my name for a sandwich.
Apparently, everyone else calls it a 'grilled cheese'. I have always called it by it's proper name, a 'toasted cheese'.
If you make it in a panini press, then it is a grilled cheese. But if you make a sandwich by buttering each side and toasting it in a pan on the stove until the cheese melts, then it is a toasted cheese. But every time I say 'toasted cheese', people look at me as though I have grown another head.
My wife also says "toasted cheese". Well, her and her children. Only people I've ever known to call it that.
Do you have any other unusual turns of phrase? She's full of them. The one that drives me up a wall is where I'd say, "right side in", she says, "right side to".
Not really? I actually get confused if people use mixed up idioms or other weird turns of phrase. It is really only this food item in particular.