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Squishing toasted bread before topping it - Un-squished toasted bread gets annoying edges very fast when drying
Squishing toasted bread? Like, flattening it more?
I imagine they've got a toast mallet.
No, no. It is very important that the toast gets squished evenly, so it would need to be a spatula.
I can sort of see it, I guess. Never tried it with toast, but it's my go-to for a grilled cheese sandwich.
I do get a joy out of the flatness of a good grilled cheese. Getting a good toast on the edge and pushing it down while its on the grill to flatten it.