Grilled cheese

• Picking up on Chris Macias excellent, lip-smacking story on grilled cheese in Wednesdays Bee, I noticed that Drewskis likes to use clarified butter to grill the bread. The story mentions that clarified butter can be pricy.
(Sacramento Bee)
• If Lactose Intolerance Awareness Month -- February, in case youre wondering -- had an arch-enemy, it would be National Grilled Cheese Day.
(Huffington Post)
• WASHINGTON - Determining what makes a really good grilled cheese sandwich is like trying to determine which came first, the bread or the cheese. It could be the type of bread, or maybe its the type of cheese -- or cheeses -- used.
(WTOP)
• Microbloggers in the United States are tweeting about a special day in honor of that humblest of foods -- the grilled cheese sandwich-- and looking forward to the end of the working week a day in advance.
(YAHOO!)
• Toni Kellers and Joy Poulter met at Brownies 65 years ago and when they became moms, they came up with this sandwich recipe. It is a simple, inexpensive sandwich. It is something they still enjoy today.
(ABC News)
• SARATOGA SPRINGS – It's National Grilled Cheese Day, so to help you celebrate, we've pulled some of Taste of Home's best, most mouth-watering recipes. Fair warning though: You might end up salivating more than celebrating.
(Saratogian)
• Please pardon the cheesy headline. But Wayne's new eatery, Melt Down, is all about the cheese. And it's not just what's on the plate. It's the décor too. The door handle at the main entrance is in the shape of a spatula.
(Main Line Media News)
• Thanks to Twitter, it has come to the publics attention that Thursday (April 12) is National Grilled Cheese Day. Which means, obviously, that everyone should make an effort to eat a gooey grilled cheese sandwich before the clock strikes midnight.
(Zap2it.com)
• We already shared with you a full platter of scrumptious grilled cheese sandwiches ideas. But did you know there was a dark side to the classic? There are those who would twist the sandwich into something so unholy, so revolting, its almost unrecognizable.
(The Stir)