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18-11-2011, 16:00
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Re: Toast...what do you like on yours?
Butter or Peanut Butter.
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18-11-2011, 16:12
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Re: Toast...what do you like on yours?
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Originally Posted by Bee
Butter or Peanut Butter.
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Not chocolate spread, Bee?
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18-11-2011, 16:48
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Re: Toast...what do you like on yours?
Cheese and marmalade or marmite/bovril. Deeeelish.
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18-11-2011, 17:02
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Re: Toast...what do you like on yours?
Foie gras.........
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18-11-2011, 17:29
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Re: Toast...what do you like on yours?
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Cheese and marmalade or marmite/bovril. Deeeelish.
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Sounds disgusting...
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18-11-2011, 17:30
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Re: Toast...what do you like on yours?
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Foie gras.........
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Didn't quite have you down as a Bon viveur! (Swilled down with a mug of tea? )
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18-11-2011, 18:20
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Re: Toast...what do you like on yours?
A plate.
A plate with no little curly hairs on.
Thank you waitress.
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18-11-2011, 18:29
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Re: Toast...what do you like on yours?
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A plate.
A plate with no little curly hairs on.
Thank you waitress.
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Better a toast rack to be sure she didn't just blow them off before giving it to you
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18-11-2011, 18:34
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Re: Toast...what do you like on yours?
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blow them off
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That might explain the little hairs.
She's for the sack.
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18-11-2011, 18:48
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Re: Toast...what do you like on yours?
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Sorry to be ignorant - but what exactly are "tram scotches"? Like the idea that they are slathered in best butter though!
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Thick slices of bread summat like dooorstops
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18-11-2011, 23:40
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Re: Toast...what do you like on yours?
Lurpak butter & plenty of it, especially on warburtons toastie bread, my god I'm starving now reading about all this toast, I could eat a full loaf!
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18-11-2011, 23:42
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Coffin Dodger.
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Re: Toast...what do you like on yours?
Beens...........Human Beens i'm a Cannibal.
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19-11-2011, 08:17
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Re: Toast...what do you like on yours?
Best butter usually, bacon less frequently, boiled ham with soft boiled egg, burst the yolk and add salt and black pepper occasionally!
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19-11-2011, 11:18
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Re: Toast...what do you like on yours?
White toast, in the toast rack to cool ( I don't like it hot with the butter melting) with anchor lighter spreadable butter and good bitter marmalade, not cheap stuff - I'm very particular about toast, in fact a bit of a nuisance!
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19-11-2011, 11:49
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Re: Toast...what do you like on yours?
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Originally Posted by annesingleton
White toast, in the toast rack to cool ( I don't like it hot with the butter melting) with anchor lighter spreadable butter and good bitter marmalade, not cheap stuff - I'm very particular about toast, in fact a bit of a nuisance!
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Anchor Institute :: New Zealand
"Anchor Spreadable is great for sandwiches and there's no need for the butter conditioner. It's Anchor Butter softened with canola oil for extra spreadability. Therefore you can enjoy the great butter taste that spreads straight from the fridge."
Are you aware what 'canola oil ' is?
THE DANGERS OF CANOLA OIL
YUK
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