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Cheese lovers have more sex
If you love cheese you may have more sex than people who do not love cheese.
In fact, your grilled cheese preferences can reveal a lot about how often you get busy. According to a new survey by the dating social network site Skout, cheese heads get more action. Skout surveyed a total of 4,600 people. Thirty-two percent of grilled cheese lovers reported having sex at least six times a month, whereas only 27 percent of grilled cheese haters said they have sex that often.
The findings also discovered that grilled cheese fans are more generous and adventurous than their sandwich-skipping counterparts. Eighty one percent of pro-cheesers have donated their time, money or food to those in need. By comparison, only 66 percent of those who dislike grilled cheese report helping the needy.
Here's what the ultimate grilled cheese would look like, at least according to the survey: A mix of American and cheddar cheese without toppings, sandwiched between white bread with the crust left on. Perhaps including the crust allows more time for other kinds of activity (wink, wink).
If you want to learn how to throw the most epic grilled cheese party (which may just be a synonym for an orgy), tap here.
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