OK, Scottish folk. Roasted Cheese or Toasted Cheese?

lol when i was a kid we had 'toasted cheese' for supper.

nowadays, my kids have 'cheese on toast' for supper! ?!

some subliminal shenanigans going on in my household, methinks!!

oh, and i've never heard it called 'roasted cheese' - maybe that's a regional variation? could maybe check...i'm highland region

I'm English and I say cheese on toast if it's a piece of toast with cheese on top then melted under the grill.

I call a toasted cheese sandwich just that, a sandwich of cheese then toast it, open up to melt the cheese. I've never heard of roasted cheese, this would have to be put in the oven.

Roasted cheese Im Scottish

Toasted cheese or toasty cheese

I'm from Motherwell originally and have never called it roasted cheese. Now I live in the North East and still call it toasted cheese.

It's nice with bananas underneath. And a smidge of mustard. but only when you've got the munchies.

And I take offence to that person who suggests we're all stoned, man

I've never heard it called Roasted Cheese, only Cheese on Toast.

I have heard it called Welsh Rarebit, but I never worked that one out! In what way is it Welsh? Are there any Welsh cheeses other than Caerphilly (which is just like Cheddar anyway)?

Try it with ground cayenne pepper!

Has to be toasted cheese...shows the techniques used. If you roast you are using oven like techs.

Im Welsh and I call it Cheese on toast is well

cheese on toast

its toasted cheese because the cheese goes on the top and is toasted.. if it was cheese on toast then it would not be melted under the heat and how on earth can it be toasted cheese we dont drink it lol so why would we toast it DISCUSION SORTED

zombie :)

I'm scottish, and it's roasted cheese if your common and toasted cheese if your posh......i'm going with roasted....

Seems it might be regional as someone suggested...Hamilton,Glasgow, south-west and around call it roasted cheese...hope it helps...