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This thread could be renamed to the Tea Lovers Club.

Why?! I actually love tea. Herbal tea. According to my mother's recipe. But I don't drink tea all the time... And there are plenty of people who don't like tea – we shouldn't infringe on their rights. That's why the thread is called "What are you drinking right now?" It's all about political correctness.

Anyone who doesn't drink tea is a loser. Loser.

However, if you remove the sugar, you end up with ordinary sandwiches with processed cheese, which still causes some people on this forum to misunderstand, as if melting cheese in a microwave is something vulgar, disgusting, and inhumane.

Potnoklovofantazii, I don't know where you saw that. Everyone is disgusted by your brilliant recipe.

Klov, how much sugar do you need for a Klovoburger?

Two spoons on the bread and two on top of the cheese, totaling ten spoons.

So, Amko gets a cake, KLOV gets a sandwich, and I get a fancy Scorpion?

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I'm drinking GREEN TEA.

Potnoklovofantazii, I don't know where you saw that. Everyone is disgusted by your brilliant recipe.

That's what I was talking about, some kind of inadequate people, you see, GoedenDag?
We used to make such sandwiches in our family a long time ago, long before it occurred to Klov to upgrade them with sugar. And no, this is not a "family" recipe; we learned it from someone, and once there was even a TV show where they talked about such sandwiches (with cheese melted in the microwave). True, they wrote that it was harmful to eat such cheese (although this is almost obvious), but what is not harmful to eat now? Only fruits and vegetables in their pure form, lol.

Two spoons on the bread and two on top of the cheese, a total of ten spoons.

No, you don't need it on the bread. And in general, I use about two to four spoons for two burgers.
And my dad (I remember from early childhood, when we lived in St. Petersburg and I was three years old) would take bread, spread it with butter, and sprinkle it with sugar. And he would eat it. And then I started doing the same; it was delicious. Although I haven't done it for a long time. And actually, what is there to do? You can just eat sugar separately, without anything. x)

Bread with processed cheese is actually a classic, but the upgrade in the form of sugar is original.
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Regarding the sandwich with butter and sugar, my brother really likes sandwiches with butter and salt. This is after visiting Finland, where it is customary to eat salted butter.

2Imaris, the moon Wolf: What's so strange about it? Doctors noticed that their patients were going crazy about 30 years ago. Some quickly and obviously, others slowly and imperceptibly – but they all go crazy. And everywhere. And the statistics are getting worse every year. So don't worry about it. Drinking coffee.

Everyone is disgusted, it's all because of your brilliant recipe

We've been making sandwiches like that in our family for a very long time, long before it occurred to Klov to upgrade them with sugar.

Oh, Klov is Klov.

He TROLLED you.

Was drinking coffee, now I'm going to drink Nestea.

Nasty? Like vodka?

It's a type of tea (Nestea – I think that's the name). It's sold ready to drink.

Come on, it's just a minor misreading. But you definitely went off-topic if you read everything correctly.

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Although, okay, it wasn't off-topic, I just made another mistake. I saw it, you did mention it. That's how I remember it.

I often add cheese when frying eggs, sausages, or to pasta (if there's no ketchup). BUT SUGAR... it definitely wouldn't go well with my dishes, and I don't eat processed cheese with bread separately; I eat regular cheese.

Come on, it's just a minor misreading. But you're definitely off-topic if you read everything correctly.

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Okay, okay, not off-topic, I just made another mistake.
I saw it, you wrote it. That's how I remember it.

You're crazy!

Too bad! mmm, spaghetti with processed cheese and ketchup... ^_^