Half of these were invented to use up cheese that was going hard. The other half were invented to show off.
1FondueSwiss pot of Gruyère and Emmental melted with white wine, eaten with bread.
2PoutineQuebec fries under cheese curds and hot gravy, so the curds go squeaky-soft.
3QuesoTex-Mex molten cheese dip with chilies, served hot with tortilla chips.
4RacletteA half wheel warmed at the edge and scraped over potatoes and pickles.
5Grilled Cheese SandwichButtered bread griddled around melting cheese until the crust crackles.
6Mac and CheeseElbow pasta bound in a melted cheese sauce, baked or stovetop.
7NachosTortilla chips baked under cheese with jalapeños, beans and sour cream.
8Mozzarella SticksBreaded mozzarella batons fried until the inside stretches on the pull.
9Philly CheesesteakChopped ribeye and melted cheese in a long roll from Philadelphia.
10QuesadillaA tortilla folded over melted cheese and griddled until crisp.
11Croque MonsieurFrench ham sandwich under Gruyère and béchamel, browned in the oven.
12SaganakiGreek kefalograviera fried in a pan and finished at the table.
13French Onion SoupBeef broth and caramelised onions under a bread raft and grilled Gruyère.
14KhachapuriGeorgian bread boat filled with molten cheese, butter and an egg yolk.
15AligotAuvergne mashed potato beaten with Tomme until it stretches like ribbon.
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Fifteen answers to one question, and in Gloucestershire the answer is to chase a 7 to 9 pound Double Gloucester down a slope of about 50%: https://youpick.best/articles/cheese-ranked-many-ways
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