Sonic's grilled cheese proved messy with cheese oozing from the sides but remained full-size and toasted well. The bread was thick and spongy, producing a homemade grilled-cheese impression with a good balance of cheese and toasted bread. The cheese had a slightly artificial taste typical of American cheese, yet the sandwich stayed satisfying and worth the price. Five Guys' grilled cheese was noticeably smaller and disappointing. At $7, the Five Guys sandwich cost more than double Sonic's price while delivering neither twice the quality nor twice the size. Sonic provides better value for fast-food grilled cheese.
Sonic's sandwich was the messiest of the bunch, with a decent amount of cheese oozing out of the sides of the bread. However, the sandwich was full-size and toasted well. The bread was thick and spongy, and although the cheese definitely had a slightly artificial taste (as American cheese tends to, in my opinion), this was a satisfying sandwich that was 100% worth the money.
The sandwich tasted like a homemade grilled cheese, with a good balance of cheese and toasted bread. However, it seemed to be much smaller than Sonic's offering, leaving me disappointed. The only problem I had with Five Guys' sandwich was the price tag. At $7, it cost more than double that of the grilled cheese from Sonic, and was neither twice as good nor twice as big.
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