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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Only problem with it being a roll is trying to distinguish between a product where sausages are in a breast product and sausage meat in pastry whilst ordering in Greggs.
“No, not a sausage roll. A sausage roll. Why is it so hard?”  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Only problem with it being a roll is trying to distinguish between a product where sausages are in a breast product and sausage meat in pastry whilst ordering in Greggs.
“No, not a sausage roll. A sausage roll. Why is it so hard?” "
Or a bread product even, my autocorrect obviously had learnt what site I use most most often lol |
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over a year ago
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"Cob, were crispy like a brick difficult to get a bite of but back then in the 80s were something compared to anything now a days like most things "
You've just reminded me of the horrible stiff cobs from my school days, why were they so glazed and hard?! |
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"Only problem with it being a roll is trying to distinguish between a product where sausages are in a breast product and sausage meat in pastry whilst ordering in Greggs.
“No, not a sausage roll. A sausage roll. Why is it so hard?”
Or a bread product even, my autocorrect obviously had learnt what site I use most most often lol "
This is why I order a sausage roll with red sauce |
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"Cob, were crispy like a brick difficult to get a bite of but back then in the 80s were something compared to anything now a days like most things
You've just reminded me of the horrible stiff cobs from my school days, why were they so glazed and hard?!"
Say what? You didn't like your cob hard?  |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
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"Cob, were crispy like a brick difficult to get a bite of but back then in the 80s were something compared to anything now a days like most things
You've just reminded me of the horrible stiff cobs from my school days, why were they so glazed and hard?!"
Giving you lockjaw |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Only problem with it being a roll is trying to distinguish between a product where sausages are in a breast product and sausage meat in pastry whilst ordering in Greggs.
“No, not a sausage roll. A sausage roll. Why is it so hard?”
Or a bread product even, my autocorrect obviously had learnt what site I use most most often lol
This is why I order a sausage roll with red sauce "
You order EVERYTHING with red sauce |
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Post answer and where your from! Tin hats at the ready! "
Hi op. I’m a Lancashire lass - it’s a barmcake. Looks like a barmcake - tastes like a barmcake - ‘coz it IS a BARMCAKE. Simples.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cob, were crispy like a brick difficult to get a bite of but back then in the 80s were something compared to anything now a days like most things
You've just reminded me of the horrible stiff cobs from my school days, why were they so glazed and hard?!"
Bettie, you can make my cob stiff anytime  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A roll is a normal size soft roll
A bap is a large soft roll
And a cob is a crusty roll"
This sounds reasonable, but I'm still going to disagree and call everything a cob  |
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"Only problem with it being a roll is trying to distinguish between a product where sausages are in a breast product and sausage meat in pastry whilst ordering in Greggs.
“No, not a sausage roll. A sausage roll. Why is it so hard?”
Or a bread product even, my autocorrect obviously had learnt what site I use most most often lol
This is why I order a sausage roll with red sauce
You order EVERYTHING with red sauce "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It’s a bun, well it is in the North East
Unless it's a stottie
Stottie are much bigger which should be called a bun "
They're a very big bun then
I thought a bun was something you can hold in one hand, like what you'd put a burger in
Stotties would be burger buns for Desperate Dan |
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By *ucka39Man
over a year ago
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"It’s a bun, well it is in the North East
Unless it's a stottie
Stottie are much bigger which should be called a bun
They're a very big bun then
I thought a bun was something you can hold in one hand, like what you'd put a burger in
Stotties would be burger buns for Desperate Dan "
Nah their baps burger in a baps but seriously they should doooo away with them all and keep the stottie |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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A roll or a bap in my case
This always caused hell when we worked up North. I was the only one who could order food half the time because I’ve lived all over the uk.
Scotland was my favourite. I watched one of our younger lads asking for fish and chips over and over again getting more irate each time. They had no clue what he wanted because they served fish supper.
The sign by the river that says beck in Stafford caused laughter too. Southerners and South Africans think Becks a girls name. |
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