#CheeseMelt

[sugarviv]

🥺 STOOOOOP THEY’RE SO CUTE

Newborn

[kaezerdoodles]

I will protect you from all around you

I will be here, don’t you cry

[kei-crocker]

I can't help but wonder how Dan would react to finding out about Dani's existence. Since Dan’s episode happens before hers, in his timeline, Dani never appeared. So, he probably wouldn’t have known a thing about her until Danny or Vlad mentioned her.

I imagine that post-AGIT, Dan’s the type to keep his true feelings hidden, but something tells me he’d be genuinely furious at Vlad once he learns about Dani. She’s basically like another version of him, after all, and finding out that Vlad created her only to just abandon her? Yeah, I’d say that’s worth getting mad about. Plus, Vlad was Dan’s gosparent(I presume!) at one point, so he’d still have those memories. Maybe he even saw the “better” sides of Vlad more than Danny did, which would only make it hit harder to realize how cruel Vlad could actually be. (Though, of course, he’d never admit that.)

I'd love to see Dan, usually so calm and indifferent, just snap. Vlad, totally caught off guard, might finally be forced to think about his real responsibility to Dani—someone he’s ignored for years. I can’t say how she’d react to seeing him again, but I imagine she’d be pretty hurt and unwilling to trust him. Still, I'd love to see them slowly rebuild some sort of bond and eventually open up to each other.

[stylerain]

This Steak Sandwich with Peppers recipe combines the rich flavor of ribeye steak with the sweetness and crunch of sauted onions and peppers. Melted provolone cheese is then put on top of the whole thing. The sandwich tastes great and fills you up. It's great for lunch or dinner.

Ingredients: 2 ribeye steaks. Salt and black pepper to taste. 2 tablespoons olive oil. 1 onion, thinly sliced. 1 red bell pepper, thinly sliced. 1 green bell pepper, thinly sliced. 4 slices of provolone cheese. 4 hamburger buns.

Instructions: Season the ribeye steaks generously with salt and black pepper on both sides. Heat olive oil in a skillet over medium-high heat. Add the steaks and cook for 3-4 minutes per side for medium-rare, or adjust cooking time to your desired level of doneness. Remove the steaks from the skillet and let them rest for a few minutes. In the same skillet, add more olive oil if needed. Add the thinly sliced onion and peppers. Saut them until they become tender and slightly caramelized, about 5-7 minutes. While the vegetables are cooking, slice the ribeye steaks into thin strips. Place a slice of provolone cheese on the bottom half of each hamburger bun. Divide the sliced steak evenly among the buns on top of the cheese. Top the steak with the sauted peppers and onions. Place the top half of the buns on the sandwiches. Wrap each sandwich in aluminum foil and place them in a preheated oven at 350F 175C for about 5 minutes, just until the cheese is melted and the sandwiches are warmed through. Unwrap the sandwiches, serve hot, and enjoy!

Owen

[moallaseconda]

A delightful combination of crispy shredded potatoes mixed with melted cheese, perfect as a side dish or breakfast treat.

Ingredients: 4 large potatoes, peeled and grated. 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese. 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese. 1/4 cup melted butter. 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder. Salt and pepper to taste.

Instructions: Warm the oven up to 190C 375F. Grate the potatoes and mix them with the melted butter, garlic powder, salt, and pepper in a large bowl. Combine well. Spread the mix out evenly in a baking dish that has been greased. Put it in the oven for 40 to 45 minutes, or until the top is crispy and golden brown. Enjoy while hot!

Rose

[sugarviv]

🥺

Ch... cheese melt...

[vladdyissues]

I always liked to share my cute Au's But I never got to the right place to say them...Sharing this anonymously I know it's cowardly...I'm a coward, one who thinks Danielle would be a nice daughter for Vlad and Danny

No mistreatment, no abuse, none of that... Just love, love from cute husbands and their spoiled little daughter who likes to braid her father Vlad's hair while eating cheese balls, Little family moments where they go to play and Dani's "ewww" sound when her parents kiss, When they snuggle up on the couch to watch a movie covered with a blanket and laugh while watching Frozen while Dani says that Olaf looks like Danny, Vlad spitting out his breakfast coffee while Danny tries to cook pancakes for breakfast while his daughter tells how she likes a boy at her school, And Vlad screaming that he knew that putting her in a public school was a terrible option, Sobbing into Danny's cute chef outfit about why he didn't grow up so fast and how he didn't want to be without a nun...Oh just walking in the park, Danny scolding his husband between kisses for spoiling his daughter so much and not giving her all his attention, and having cute moments when his daughter goes to school, Many kisses and caresses are more cloying than a cup of honey with chocolate and sugar, And how Dani jumps on his parents' bed shouting "it's daylight!" Like a child when it's already Christmas...

Yes, Pompous pep is love.

It truly is ♥

[braisedhoney]

Can we request some more CheeseMelt or perhaps some Badger Cereal?

this is their third attempt to teach dani how to tie her hair up. she’ll get it eventually!

(pls do not tag as ship, thank you o7)

[corrupted-inkwell]

Some Dannyboy doodles my hand spawned during some boring lecture, btw did we ever find out what happened to that crown? Or the key? Nope?

(also fret not I have something planned for cheesemelt week it's just not finished yet)

[whereonceiwasfire]

Hey, I hope you don't mind I wrote a little family cheese melt ficlet for this, because I have NOT stopped thinking about it since I read the post like a month ago! Just the pure shenanigan-ery (is that a word? It is now!) of it made my single braincell feral!

It is the best day of ever. First, Dani aced her science exam, then, at lunch, Chelsea traded her Dunkaroos for Dani’s Fruit Roll-Up (what a sucker), and after that, Dani crushed her after-school practice for the sixth grade concert—she got to crash the heck out of some cymbals. Ms. Ishyama said Dani was “sure something.” 

To make matters even better, she gets Nasty Burger for dinner. She never gets Nasty Burger for dinner. Dad always says it’s “inedible drivel,” but he looked too exhausted to protest when he picked her up in the Bentley after rehearsal, so she just kind of subtly slid it in there, and now, here they are! The lights are bright, and it smells like fry grease, and the machines in the back make this loud mechanical beeeerrrrrhhhhh every ten minutes, and the big, plastic display at the counter has a bunch of colorful toys.

It’s perfect.  

Her dad sits across the table from her, arm draped over the back of the hard plastic booth, nose crinkled in distaste, gaze off in the middle distance. Absently, he twists a fry back and forth between his fingers, though the rest of his meal remains untouched. 

“Are you going to eat that?” Dani asks through a mouthful of chicken nuggets, pointing at the burger and fries.   

The question startles him out of his reverie, and he drops the fry, rubbing his fingertips off on the stack of paper napkins at hand, scowl deepening.

“Hardly,” he says, pushing the plastic tray away where it shushes against the Formica. 

“How was work?” she asks, undeterred as she crosses her legs under her and bounces excitedly.

“Long. We’re in the middle of an audit.”

“What’s an audit?” she asks, folding two fries in half and dunking them in ketchup before she shoves them into her mouth. 

Vlad is quiet a beat as his gaze flickers to her, as if he’s just remembering who exactly he’s talking to. 

“Nevermind. It’s not important.”

“Are you going to ask me how school was?” 

He lets out a long-suffering sigh. “How was school?” 

“It was great! We’re learning about magnets in science class, and did you know that they have poles? And if you hold two north poles close to each other they like shoot apart! Like the force!”

“Yes, I’m aware.” 

“And we watched Bill Nye the science guy after we got our tests back, and the whole class was like Bill Bill Bill Bill!” 

Vlad’s brow furrows, lips pursing on a thin line. “Who?”

“The Science Guy,” Dani says, like he’s dumb, as she shovels two more chicken nuggets into her cheeks. Crumbs spray onto the table as she drops her voice an octave, gesturing wildly as she goes, “Biiiiiiill Nyyyyyyye, the Scieeeeeeence Guuuuuuy!” 

“I see.”

“And then I conned Chelsea out of her Dunkaroos, and when we were on the playground at recess, I got so high on the swingset that everyone was freaking out, they thought I was going to flip right around the bar and then fall off and die or something. And I was like, my dudes, I would be so fine, and they were like, just not buying it. And I can fly, so like, as if a swingset is going to be a problem, right? But whatever. I wasn’t going to tell them that. They can just be wrong.” She barely pauses for breath as she takes  a loud, slurpy sip from her pop. “And then we had gym, and we were doing a run around the school to train for track or something, or maybe we’re fundraising? I don’t know, I just walked with my friends, and we were talking about the new movie—that one I told you I want to see? The one where she has to solve that mystery to get a bunch of money? You remember? Dad? You remember the movie?” 

Vlad pinches the bridge of his nose before rubbing the pads of his fingers across closed eyelids. “Yes, I remember, Danielle.”  

“So we were talking about that movie and—” She stops herself mid-sentence, sucking in a huge excited gasp when she remembers that she hasn’t dug around in the bottom of her paper bag for the toy yet. 

Dropping the fries in her hand, she rips open the bag of napkins and paper straws, thrusting her arm in up to the elbow, plastic crinkling between her fingers as they close around something at the bottom. She’s barely hauled the toy free before she’s tearing into the cheap plastic Nasty Burger packaging—doesn’t even bother looking at what’s inside until it’s free.

“I can’t wait, I’ve been so excited to—oh,” her voice dips, smile slipping as she stares at the little purple car in her hand, the goofy scowling character sticking out of it.

“What’s the matter?” Vlad asks, in a tone that suggests he regrets bringing it up at all. 

“It’s. Nothing. It’s silly,” she says, forcing a nonchalant grin, though even she can tell it falls a mile short of her eyes as her hand drops. 

Setting the car on the table, she pushes it dismally back and forth on squeaky wheels with a finger.

“Danielle.” 

“It’s just not the character I wanted,” she blurts as she lifts her gaze to her dad. 

He arches a brow, and that’s all the prompting it takes for her to go on in one big breath, holding up the toy to him in demonstration. 

“This is Mojo Jo Jo, and he has a giant brain, and lives in a volcano, like a loser, and I wanted Buttercup, because she’s awesome, and she wears green, and she fights first and asks questions later, and she’s scared of spiders, and her little car toy has racing stripes, and I even would’ve taken Bubbles or Blossom even though they’re like, not as cool, but they’re still okay I guess, or Professor Utonium might’ve been alright too, but I just didn’t want the evil chimpanzee.”

Her voice is stupidly choked for the fact that it’s just a silly toy, and her dad is quiet for far too long. She jumps when he finally moves, reaching over to snatch the car from her hand and pushing to a stand all in one smooth motion. 

“What’re you doing?” she asks, hopping up onto her knees, palms pressed against the tabletop.

He doesn’t answer as he starts to walk away, so she jumps down from the booth and clambers after him, the soles of her shoes slapping against the sticky tile floor.

“Dad? What’re you doing?”

He shoulders past the person at the front of the order queue, coming to stand in front of the cashier, his expression all flat, straight lines—undeniably not happy.  

“My daughter needs a new toy,” he says, clipped. “The green one.” 

“I’m very sorry, sir, but we can’t take them back once they’ve been removed from the packaging,” the cashier answers, adjusting the brim of his Nasty Burger visor, and peering down at Dani with a reassuring smile. He talks to her like she’s four, his voice saccharine as he leans over the counter and says, “Maybe next time you come you’ll get the one you wanted.”

“I don’t think you’re understanding me,” Vlad says, tone flinty, and the employee’s eyes dart back over toward him, his smile faltering. “My daughter needs a new toy.” 

“I’m sorry. But we really can’t take them back once—” 

There’s the crunch of plastic, Vlad’s eyes not leaving the employee’s for a second as his fist curls around the kitschy cartoon race car toy. When his hand turns over, fingers uncurling, plastic pieces clatter against the countertop like rain. 

In a cold, flat tone, Vlad says, “This one’s broken.”   

The employee blanches, taking a step back as his eyes fall to the scattered purple plastic.  It takes a second before he shakes himself out of it, mumbles something about of course and that’s a different matter and right away as he pulls a gray tub out from beneath the counter. He sets it down with a thunk, gestures weakly for Dani to pick her toy, all while conspicuously avoiding Vlad’s eye. 

Dani’s entire expression lights up, excitement building in her like a balloon full to bursting as she pushes through the toys to find a bright green Buttercup race car. She pulls it free triumphantly, holds it to her chest and looks up at her dad, smile stretched straight across her face.  

“That’s the one you wanted?” he checks, and she nods so fast she almost gives herself whiplash. He harumphs as he twists on his heel, expensive loafers clacking against the grimy tile as he starts toward the door.

“Let’s go then,” he says when she doesn’t follow.

She startles to jog after him, calling a vague “thank you!” over her shoulder at the cashier, still clutching her Buttercup toy close, cheeks already hurting from her wide smile.

Best day ever.       

1997

Dani and Vlad out to eat at a fast food restaurant at 8 pm, Dani didn’t like her toy so Vlad had to go and ask for another of Dani’s choosing

[glow-and-vamp]

Length: 49k across a prologue, 7 chapters, 2 interludes, and an epilogue Rating: Teen Tags: Hurt/Comfort, Villain Protagonist and Redemption, Cheesemelt Endgame, Implied/Referenced Child Abuse, Light Body Horror, Fantastical Medical Trauma Status: COMPLETE Companion Comic by @ecto-stone An @invisobang Project Beta-reader: @this-is-z-art-blog

Vlad is far from the perfect man he likes to delude himself to be. But when he's forced to confront his issues head on, perhaps he's not irredeemable after all.

This the story of the Masters family, freshly broken after the betrayal against Dani, when Vlad finds an infant that was just like him- more so than even Danny: Dying from ectoplasmic radiation.

Vlad is the only one who understands the fatal diagnosis and steals the baby, to help them through what he himself experienced over twenty years ago. But from one selfless act grow many more, and with the fruits of his labor he hopes to savor what he's always wanted all along: Love and acceptance.

[lilianade-comics]

We've seen CheeseMelt Dani dipping her toes in the turbulent waters of preteen "romance," so I have to wonder, how would VladClone-Dani approach her first crush? I imagine that, since she takes even more after Vlad, it's be as cringefail as her father's own efforts.

Madison V. Masters takes after her dad in every area, and that includes being drawn to people who are already taken. (it's a very good thing they're both incompetent homewreckers, but I'd still hate to be Brady and Emily right now!)

[kaezerdoodles]

AU where Vlad uses his own DNA to make Dani and is actually a “good” dad

This has prob been voiced before but just in case

[phoenixculpa]

exchange

signal spokes match, trifecta freelances

big n lots—her mother loves supermark-

ets more than bezos’ dollar slashed at each

doorstep’s time rigged emission, swift

jets olivia’s credits—“front off a lawn,”

bambino yelled with slicked back

brunette and passed, where new

balance wouldn’t trend kickball

laced power lines, befalling shiny

silver “N” splayed thirty buck

streets [stay fresh]—“settle

down,” marginally

more risque [a] pique: intrigue

adjusts mauve above pasta,

in his chain, you lower bass

boom, hold anxious piscean

—

refluxing buffalo

without you, new pyrite gaud-

ier than cartiers’ [bought out dream]

teyana, your last christening

“la quan, we outside,” to blurred long

nails’ survival—flare a crow flock

to reach you if it means dri-

ving through city sprawl [i’ll

be there]—growing more

or less depressed in

poverty stricken West

[wish i could wild]—where you

bed tearswept money bags

down greek visage, chisel

gaunt baby phat market

prayed green candle

sticks flauntless, with-

standing leverage ablaze bull

rage cheesemelt: Rain’s

parade escapes her

blue auxiliary

[eateveryslice]

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[partsfe]

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