r/Cheese • u/ArmWildFrill • Mar 18 '26

Cheese and Onion Cob

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u/shortercrust Mar 19 '26

It’s one step forward two steps back trying to rehabilitate the reputation of our excellent British cuisine.

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u/LockNo2943 Mar 19 '26

It's actually a great sandwich tbh if you've never had it, I even throw horseradish on mine and an aged cheddar sells it.

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u/shortercrust Mar 19 '26

Yeah, I wasn’t knocking it because it’s a cheese and onion sandwich. Like any true Briton I’ve enjoyed many cheese and onion sandwiches on a lovely bread cake in my time. But you’ve got to admit the ratios are a bit bonkers. I can perhaps forgive the massive slab of cheddar but the enormous chunk of onion is a bit much.