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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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Ok so I'm from Dublin and I call the outside slices of a Brennans bread the heels
I found out today different parts of the country have their own names which was news to me
What do you call them |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Heels of the bread to me too Bm 
Thot it was doorstep in belfast 
Nope that's when the bread is cut really thick and looks like a doorstop  "
I know...just checking you know |
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Back in the day a man was living in digs and his landlady made him a cheese sandwich for lunch
When he got home he complained it wasn't enough so she made two the next day but he still wasn't satisfied.
She kept adding to it each day but he was never satisfied.
Finally on the Friday she cut a loaf in half, lashed on a pound of butter and a pound of cheese and off he went.
When he got home she asked how his lunch was?
"It was grand thanks but I see you're back to the two slices again!" |
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"Back in the day a man was living in digs and his landlady made him a cheese sandwich for lunch
When he got home he complained it wasn't enough so she made two the next day but he still wasn't satisfied.
She kept adding to it each day but he was never satisfied.
Finally on the Friday she cut a loaf in half, lashed on a pound of butter and a pound of cheese and off he went.
When he got home she asked how his lunch was?
"It was grand thanks but I see you're back to the two slices again!" "
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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"Back in the day a man was living in digs and his landlady made him a cheese sandwich for lunch
When he got home he complained it wasn't enough so she made two the next day but he still wasn't satisfied.
She kept adding to it each day but he was never satisfied.
Finally on the Friday she cut a loaf in half, lashed on a pound of butter and a pound of cheese and off he went.
When he got home she asked how his lunch was?
"It was grand thanks but I see you're back to the two slices again!" "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I’m from Dublin and call it heel . Mrs from Scotland calls it outsider .
Outsider is cool!
What about the Outcast? 
Leave McCarthy out of it "
Kaizer never mentioned his name  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I’m from Dublin and call it heel . Mrs from Scotland calls it outsider .
Outsider is cool!
What about the Outcast?
I guess it's really happening alright "
Shiver me fucks Boggo are ya alright like!?
Sitting there eyeballing the Sliced pan in Lockdown |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Shiver me timbers 
Is this really happening?
We deal with the real issues here Kaizer everything else is just trivial. "
Evidently so!
Kaizer suspects whitw bread may have caused the shitin problems you had recently too |
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"Shiver me timbers
Is this really happening?
We deal with the real issues here Kaizer everything else is just trivial.
Evidently so!
Kaizer suspects whitw bread may have caused the shitin problems you had recently too "
Are you taking dietary advice from Smokey again |
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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"I’m from Dublin and call it heel . Mrs from Scotland calls it outsider .
Outsider is cool!
What about the Outcast?
I guess it's really happening alright
Shiver me fucks Boggo are ya alright like!?
Sitting there eyeballing the Sliced pan in Lockdown "
Its these new rules about bringing lunch to work as canteens are closed that caused this conversation Kaiser |
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I can’t believe anyone would call the heels “crusts”. That makes no sense. None. The crust is the perimeter of the slice of bread, notably the top side that’s always darker and tastes well, crusty. Either end is the heel. QED
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"I can’t believe anyone would call the heels “crusts”. That makes no sense. None. The crust is the perimeter of the slice of bread, notably the top side that’s always darker and tastes well, crusty. Either end is the heel. QED
Bea x"
Iv actually never heard anyone call it the heel |
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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"How can it be called the crust...all the slices have a crust
All slices have 'A crust'. The ends are THE crust. Heel makes no sense. How can you have two heels on one thing?"
Every person has two heels... |
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"Ends or heel.
Batch bread heel, lightly toasted, buttered, then back in toaster until golden, then buttered again.
Heaven! "
Batch heel,toasted on one side under the grill then buttered with Kerrygold! One soft fried egg! Cut heel in half,use first half to dip the egg yolk and put the rest of the egg on the 2nd half. Wash down with a mug if strong tea!!! That's bliss right there!!!! |
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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Can't believe I got 70 posts talking about bread.
I know one thing that if I ever get into a club or a meet and greet in the future I'll be bringing a fresh Brennan's batch and a kerrygold butter just to break the ice |
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"Can't believe I got 70 posts talking about bread.
I know one thing that if I ever get into a club or a meet and greet in the future I'll be bringing a fresh Brennan's batch and a kerrygold butter just to break the ice "
That's called using your loaf there BM |
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By *ustBoWoman
over a year ago
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"Can't believe I got 70 posts talking about bread.
I know one thing that if I ever get into a club or a meet and greet in the future I'll be bringing a fresh Brennan's batch and a kerrygold butter just to break the ice "
Ah now not brennans BM. But if you brought a freshly baked loaf |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Can't believe I got 70 posts talking about bread.
I know one thing that if I ever get into a club or a meet and greet in the future I'll be bringing a fresh Brennan's batch and a kerrygold butter just to break the ice "
Ask the d.j to play Pat The Baker theme song  |
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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"Can't believe I got 70 posts talking about bread.
I know one thing that if I ever get into a club or a meet and greet in the future I'll be bringing a fresh Brennan's batch and a kerrygold butter just to break the ice
Ask the d.j to play Pat The Baker theme song "
Might change my username to Old Mr Brennan |
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