what do you call apple pie with a slice of cheese on top?

Question

usually sharp cheddar

Answer 1

apple pie ala cheese.

Answer 2

From what i've found it is called apple pie with cheese.

here is the history of it


Apple pie and cheese

One combination of flavours common in the nineteenth century and earlier, which was referred to in English novels of the time, was apple pie and cheese, by which was meant sharp cheddar cheese. This was because the apple was not always sweet (the leading sweet variety, Red Delicious, was only discovered in 1868). The sharpness of the cheese combines with the tartness of the apple and so produces an appealing taste. While its popularity has waned as modern pies have become sweeter, some people still enjoy this combination.

Answer 3

This is what I've heard it called:

Cheddar-Apple pie
Apple-Cheddar pie
Apple Cheddar Cheese Pie

Answer 4

apple pie with a cheddar cheese kick

Answer 5

apple pie with a slice of cheese

Answer 6

ala fromage. It's terrific, and, for all of you who turned up your nose, it's a real classic, it's been around forever. Remember cheese, older than dirt? And, ice cream, about a minute old on the cheese clock.

Do you guys also hate apples and cheese together? Try it, you'll like it, it's a staple at parties and big bucks on an appetizer menu.

Answer 7

I call it delicious. Been eating it since the early 1980 s. They did serve it at a chain restaurant in California. That s where I first had it. Try it! It s mouthwatering. Especially warmed, with gooey cheddar cheese. YUM!!

Answer 8

I didn't think it had a name. It's just on old English way of making apple pie.

Answer 9

LiliRose stole my thunder...I wanted to say a la fromage. Rats!!! ;>D
And if you all think cheese and apple pie is "gross", my Uncle Marvin eats it with gravy. Euwww!!!! He says that's what gravy was invented for.

Answer 10

I call it yummy :)