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I'll have a grilled cheese and a bowl of tomato soup, please.
—Do you like grilled cheese? —I love grilled cheese! Especially with [slices of] bacon and tomato added!
1970, “Time”, in Time Inc., volume 96, numbers 1-9, page 43:
Third, when you go to lunch today, instead of ordering a steak, ask for a grilled cheese.
1973 September, Anne Crawford and Jack Keever, “John Connally Between the Acts”, in Texas Monthly, ISSN 0148-7736, Volume 1, Issue 8 (September, 1973), page 44:
A man of impeccable class, he also buys ready-made suits on sale and would as soon have grilled cheese and iced tea as coq au vin.
a.2000, C. Bard Cole, “Young Hemingways”, in Briefly told lives, Macmillan, published 2000, →ISBN, page 120:
We sat out among the sidewalk tables, and I had a grilled cheese with bacon.
2001, Terry Bisson, The Pickup Artist, Macmillan, published 2002, →ISBN, page 23:
I passed on the healthy stuff and had a grilled cheese.
