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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Since I just got a fresh one in the shops thats so squishy I'm going with a Maltana  "
Jeez there's a whole new world of bread to discover over the border!
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
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"Since I just got a fresh one in the shops thats so squishy I'm going with a Maltana
Jeez there's a whole new world of bread to discover over the border!
*packs suitcase*"
I'll bring you one next weekend |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Since I just got a fresh one in the shops thats so squishy I'm going with a Maltana
Jeez there's a whole new world of bread to discover over the border!
*packs suitcase*
I'll bring you one next weekend "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Too many to pick a fav. I mean there's all the many italian breads and beyond.
But atm I do love brioche loaves and rolls, and veda and muffins if they count.
Rarely eat white bread anymore.
Recently learnt to avoid Kingsmill for when I just have to have a piece of white toast. Hovis is much kinder to the digestion  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Anyone know where I can get Soreen malt loaf?
Tesco up here stock the little individual ones
Never mind the diesel...smugglers could make a fortune on the bread "
Fab bread trade social |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Anyone know where I can get Soreen malt loaf?
Tesco up here stock the little individual ones
Never mind the diesel...smugglers could make a fortune on the bread
Fab bread trade social "
Pairs off well with the healthy trade in 'real' Tayto
Don't forget to pack butter
(Not for lube) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Anyone know where I can get Soreen malt loaf?
Tesco up here stock the little individual ones
Never mind the diesel...smugglers could make a fortune on the bread
Fab bread trade social
Pairs off well with the healthy trade in 'real' Tayto
Don't forget to pack butter
(Not for lube)"
If we're talking Tayto too, has to be Dairylea on the bread for a crisp sandwich  |
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By *yesgreenMan
over a year ago
north and south |
"Anyone know where I can get Soreen malt loaf?
Tesco up here stock the little individual ones
Never mind the diesel...smugglers could make a fortune on the bread
Fab bread trade social
Pairs off well with the healthy trade in 'real' Tayto
Don't forget to pack butter
(Not for lube)
If we're talking Tayto too, has to be Dairylea on the bread for a crisp sandwich "
porridge bread check out the ingredients online simple to make |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Anyone know where I can get Soreen malt loaf?
Tesco up here stock the little individual ones
Never mind the diesel...smugglers could make a fortune on the bread
Fab bread trade social
Pairs off well with the healthy trade in 'real' Tayto
Don't forget to pack butter
(Not for lube)
If we're talking Tayto too, has to be Dairylea on the bread for a crisp sandwich "
Strangely interesting 
Strangely tempted to try this.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"My fav right now would be anything toasted with butter and jam and brought up to me here in bed. And I do mean anything. Even the sole of my shoe would do...with coffee."
Does the mammy have the day off? |
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By *alvin.Man
over a year ago
Cork/Dublin |
"My fav right now would be anything toasted with butter and jam and brought up to me here in bed. And I do mean anything. Even the sole of my shoe would do...with coffee.
Does the mammy have the day off?"
She's having a spa day with the other Aul Dolls from the bingo group. They are taking the Piss and turning mothers day in to a 3 day weekend
And I still don't have any toast..Jez. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"My fav right now would be anything toasted with butter and jam and brought up to me here in bed. And I do mean anything. Even the sole of my shoe would do...with coffee.
Does the mammy have the day off?
She's having a spa day with the other Aul Dolls from the bingo group. They are taking the Piss and turning mothers day in to a 3 day weekend
And I still don't have any toast..Jez."
Shocking neglect! |
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By *alvin.Man
over a year ago
Cork/Dublin |
"My fav right now would be anything toasted with butter and jam and brought up to me here in bed. And I do mean anything. Even the sole of my shoe would do...with coffee.
Does the mammy have the day off?
She's having a spa day with the other Aul Dolls from the bingo group. They are taking the Piss and turning mothers day in to a 3 day weekend
And I still don't have any toast..Jez.
Shocking neglect!"
I know!!. Had to make my own toast in the end. It wasent the same as hers |
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Depends what the bread is being used for.
Soda for a fry, wheaten for salads, granary for poached eggs, white for sandwiches or toast and the favourite for anytime is Veda toasted with lashings of proper butter. I’m a fussy lass when it comes to food at the best of times so kinda glad I know what breads I like with different meals. Mrs x |
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"Depends what the bread is being used for.
Soda for a fry, wheaten for salads, granary for poached eggs, white for sandwiches or toast and the favourite for anytime is Veda toasted with lashings of proper butter. I’m a fussy lass when it comes to food at the best of times so kinda glad I know what breads I like with different meals. Mrs x"
Fussy feckers |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Depends what the bread is being used for.
Soda for a fry, wheaten for salads, granary for poached eggs, white for sandwiches or toast and the favourite for anytime is Veda toasted with lashings of proper butter. I’m a fussy lass when it comes to food at the best of times so kinda glad I know what breads I like with different meals. Mrs x"
Totally feeling this. Bacon sandwiches are best in bog standard sliced white bread or a soft floury bap. Soda bread & slim with a fry over fried bread or toast any day. Poached eggs on sourdough. Toasted crumpets with cheese spread. There's a bread for every occasion |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Following on from the infamous JaffaCake debate....
Is banana bread really bread?
Or is it cake?
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Ooft now you've done it!
I vote cake cos it doesn't need butter |
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By *og-Man OP Man
over a year ago
somewhere |
"Following on from the infamous JaffaCake debate....
Is banana bread really bread?
Or is it cake?
Ooft now you've done it!
I vote cake cos it doesn't need butter"
Is that the simple rule .....never knew |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Following on from the infamous JaffaCake debate....
Is banana bread really bread?
Or is it cake?
Ooft now you've done it!
I vote cake cos it doesn't need butter
Is that the simple rule .....never knew "
That's just my rule, but what do I know, I put butter on Weetabix  |
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"I can't pick a favourite I just love bread
Id share a roll with you Busty
As long as you bring proper butter 
Kerrygold Busty
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My favourite "
Kerrygold.....made in Cork like most tasty things
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By *elle xWoman
over a year ago
Doire Theas |
"I can't pick a favourite I just love bread
Id share a roll with you Busty
As long as you bring proper butter
Kerrygold Busty
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My favourite
Kerrygold.....made in Cork like most tasty things
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If you say so there's tasty things all over Ireland |
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"I can't pick a favourite I just love bread
Id share a roll with you Busty
As long as you bring proper butter
Kerrygold Busty
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My favourite
Kerrygold.....made in Cork like most tasty things
If you say so there's tasty things all over Ireland "
Probably....but Kerrygold butter is made in Cork. The name often misleads people. |
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By *elle xWoman
over a year ago
Doire Theas |
"I can't pick a favourite I just love bread
Id share a roll with you Busty
As long as you bring proper butter
Kerrygold Busty
......
My favourite
Kerrygold.....made in Cork like most tasty things
If you say so there's tasty things all over Ireland
Probably....but Kerrygold butter is made in Cork. The name often misleads people. "
Awk sure ya make Dubliner cheese too doesnt make me not want to eat it |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I can't pick a favourite I just love bread
Id share a roll with you Busty
As long as you bring proper butter
Kerrygold Busty
Yes, we gave Cork a piece of the action.
Kerry people are not greedy…
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My favourite
Kerrygold.....made in Cork like most tasty things
If you say so there's tasty things all over Ireland
Probably....but Kerrygold butter is made in Cork. The name often misleads people. "
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By *elle xWoman
over a year ago
Doire Theas |
"I can't pick a favourite I just love bread
Id share a roll with you Busty
As long as you bring proper butter
Kerrygold Busty
Yes, we gave Cork a piece of the action.
Kerry people are not greedy…
......
My favourite
Kerrygold.....made in Cork like most tasty things
If you say so there's tasty things all over Ireland
Probably....but Kerrygold butter is made in Cork. The name often misleads people. "
Nope salt of the earth  |
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By *eth TVTV/TS
over a year ago
Mid Meath |
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Probably....but Kerrygold butter is made in Cork. The name often misleads people.
Nope salt of the earth "
Kerrygold is not made exclusively in Cork.
There’s several dairy plants processing it in Ireland under the name, including one in Northern Ireland  |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
"The multi seed loaf from lidl is unreal, could eat the whole thing with a black of real butter, delish"
Lidl bread is surprisingly good, but nowhere as good as artisan bread which almost tastes 'homemade' in contrast to white batch loaves which are produced industrially, and loaded with salt and preservative |
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She is a professional though, so ... 
But seriously there are so many nice and varied breads out there it’s hard to pick one. Anything except cuisine de France bread and plain white sliced is good in my books 
