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Soup & Grilled Cheese

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A few of the words

CHEDDAR
Named after the village of Cheddar in Somerset, England, this is the cheese most home cooks reach for, its melt is reliable, its flavor bold enough to hold its own against tangy tomato.Find this word in the grid to read its note.
SKILLET
A heavy cast-iron skillet holds heat evenly, giving grilled cheese that deep, even-golden crust that a thin pan rarely manages.Find this word in the grid to read its note.
DUNKING
The debate is real: dunk the corner, dunk the whole half, or never let it touch the soup at all, there is no wrong answer, only strong opinions.Find this word in the grid to read its note.
SIMMER
A proper pot of tomato soup should simmer gently, a hard boil dulls the bright, fresh flavor that makes the first spoonful so satisfying.Find this word in the grid to read its note.

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Soup & grilled cheese word search, free and large-print. Tomato-red, buttery, steamy, every word a reminder of that perfect rainy-day lunch.

About Soup & Grilled Cheese

Few lunches earn their place in memory the way tomato soup and grilled cheese do, the hiss of butter hitting a hot skillet, the pull of melted cheddar, the satisfying dunk of a golden crust into a steaming bowl. Campbell's Tomato Soup became an American pantry staple after its introduction in 1897, and somewhere along the way pairing it with a grilled cheese sandwich became an unwritten rule of the kitchen. On a gray, rainy afternoon, it's hard to think of anything better.

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