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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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god, I love toast !!!
with butter and marmalade...
I walk the dogs then rush home and have my toast ... it's a routine now.
all set up for the day now..
bring on the sex..... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"god, I love toast !!!
with butter and marmalade...
I walk the dogs then rush home and have my toast ... it's a routine now.
all set up for the day now..
bring on the sex....."
There is an art to toast and marmalade you know. A definite ritual and the marmalade must be dark , bitter and with thick peel. |
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By *andKCouple
over a year ago
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K offered to make me tea and toast in bed this morning then we reaslised we forgot to buy any spread yesterday  and its snowing like crazy at the moment so dont fancy a trip in to the village to buy some so guess I'll have to make do with rabbit food for brekkie now  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I just disovered Asda Extra Valencia Marmalade, not dark but fab.. 66% fruit..
and this old fruit loves his gums round more fruit....  "
ah yeah valencia marmalade from asda is the dogs bollix....luv it |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I just disovered Asda Extra Valencia Marmalade, not dark but fab.. 66% fruit..
and this old fruit loves his gums round more fruit....
ah yeah valencia marmalade from asda is the dogs bollix....luv it"
my first morning of that experience and I am going to repeat and repeat..
give me 20 mins or so.. |
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By *andKCouple
over a year ago
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"I just disovered Asda Extra Valencia Marmalade, not dark but fab.. 66% fruit..
and this old fruit loves his gums round more fruit....
ah yeah valencia marmalade from asda is the dogs bollix....luv it"
mmmmmmm begining to wonder what Pussy does in her spare time ............... does she really know what dogs bollix taste of?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Not a fan of marmalade, except on fried slice.
I love toast with Marmite, peanut butter, strawberry jam (with or without peanut butter), Mayo (yup, try it and see).
I would wait until the toast is cooler first before I apply the butter, so that it does not make the toast soggy (no butter for Mayo though). |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Pearl hun wats fried slice?
oh i love my butter on when its hot
my toast that is "
morning mags xxx
was just mentioning on another thread about the ice cream van at maggies
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Not a fan of marmalade, except on fried slice.
I love toast with Marmite, peanut butter, strawberry jam (with or without peanut butter), Mayo (yup, try it and see).
I would wait until the toast is cooler first before I apply the butter, so that it does not make the toast soggy (no butter for Mayo though). "
I too have to cool my toast before putting anything on it, preferably in a rack or propped up on its side to let the steam out and keep it crisp. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Marmalade is just sooo bleeeeurgh! Yuk, hate the stuff yet I love oranges. And as for marmite! The guy who thought that one up was one sick individual, totally warped!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Our dogs love toast, they get a slice each in the morning and the same again at around 9.00.
The alsation is a bit fussy, if she gets a piece which isn't dripping with butter, and a little bit crisp, she drops it on the floor and the bulldog gets it. The bulldog isn't fussy at all - he'll have his toast any which way it comes 
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Our dogs love toast, they get a slice each in the morning and the same again at around 9.00.
The alsation is a bit fussy, if she gets a piece which isn't dripping with butter, and a little bit crisp, she drops it on the floor and the bulldog gets it. The bulldog isn't fussy at all - he'll have his toast any which way it comes
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Mine likes toast too, however, he likes it because of the cruchy texture, as he likes cruchy things, like biscuits, cheesestraws, crips etc... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Our dogs love toast, they get a slice each in the morning and the same again at around 9.00.
The alsation is a bit fussy, if she gets a piece which isn't dripping with butter, and a little bit crisp, she drops it on the floor and the bulldog gets it. The bulldog isn't fussy at all - he'll have his toast any which way it comes
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Some dogs don't know which side their bread is buttered on!
(I couldn't resist using that lol) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We get Kingsmill 50/50 and it's just about perfect for toast... not white but not wholemeal either. "
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I like the crustless version, as it is a small loaf, just right for me. Even that will take a month or so to eat, as I normally have croissants in the morning.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hot toast has to be wholemeal bread with butter and marmite
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Wholemeal toast is vile!!!
Sorry K! 
What would you have instead?"
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White, or 50/50.
Can't stand wholemeal toast.
I can only eat wholemeal bread when it is really fresh and soft. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We get Kingsmill 50/50 and it's just about perfect for toast... not white but not wholemeal either.
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I like the crustless version, as it is a small loaf, just right for me. Even that will take a month or so to eat, as I normally have croissants in the morning. "
Eeeek! Artery hardeners are them things. Sooo moresome though, if they have them at a hotel I'm stopping at I usually have three or four of them! |
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"... as I normally have croissants in the morning.
Eeeek! Artery hardeners are them things. Sooo moresome though, if they have them at a hotel I'm stopping at I usually have three or four of them! "
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And I eat them with butter on the side!!!
Hey, I am not the size I am for eating lettuce leaves! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Pearl, I'm beginning to worry about you and your obsession for Mayo  "
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Try it and see. It is really nice on toast!!!
The toast has to be cooled first though, otherwise it would melt the mayo and makes it all soggy!
I would sprinkle toasted sesame seeds on top to give it an extra oomph! |
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over a year ago
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"@Pearl. Have you managed to find a white bread that doesn't taste like cotton wool?
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Any good brands such as Warburtons, Kingsmill etc..., so yes! "
If the toast has to be white then there's only one option for that - a nice uncut bloomer then slice it thickly and butter it while it's still very hot. |
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By *andKCouple
over a year ago
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"@Pearl. Have you managed to find a white bread that doesn't taste like cotton wool?
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Any good brands such as Warburtons, Kingsmill etc..., so yes!
If the toast has to be white then there's only one option for that - a nice uncut bloomer then slice it thickly and butter it while it's still very hot. "
or Tiger Bread mmmmmm
has anyone got any butter we can borrow - promise to give it back |
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"@Pearl. Have you managed to find a white bread that doesn't taste like cotton wool?
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Any good brands such as Warburtons, Kingsmill etc..., so yes!
If the toast has to be white then there's only one option for that - a nice uncut bloomer then slice it thickly and butter it while it's still very hot. "
Things must have come on a lot since I last ate white bread. The only white bread I've tasted in years has been the 'white bread sandwiches or nothing' crap sometimes served at conferences and meetings and, to be fair, I don't suppose that's a good reflection of quality. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"@Pearl. Have you managed to find a white bread that doesn't taste like cotton wool?
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Any good brands such as Warburtons, Kingsmill etc..., so yes!
If the toast has to be white then there's only one option for that - a nice uncut bloomer then slice it thickly and butter it while it's still very hot.
or Tiger Bread mmmmmm
has anyone got any butter we can borrow - promise to give it back "
Yup, Tiger Bread is scrummy too... as is Pain de Campagne, a fave of Siren's. |
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By *ugby 123Couple
over a year ago
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"@Pearl. Have you managed to find a white bread that doesn't taste like cotton wool?
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Any good brands such as Warburtons, Kingsmill etc..., so yes!
If the toast has to be white then there's only one option for that - a nice uncut bloomer then slice it thickly and butter it while it's still very hot. "
And exactly what I have just had for breakfast......yummy . |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Things must have come on a lot since I last ate white bread. The only white bread I've tasted in years has been the 'white bread sandwiches or nothing' crap sometimes served at conferences and meetings and, to be fair, I don't suppose that's a good reflection of quality."
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Tesco used to offer 9p a loaf of white bread, and they were tasteless!
Try the good brands in medium or thick cut and see. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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White bread is the dough of the devil! Tho being a greedy person I eat without complaint ( if you are taller than me that is )
Toast has to be stoneground wholemeal .... the very best being a wholemeal made by one of the t.v cooks can't remember his name but I love his soda farls too .. white stodgy and smelling of baking heaven.
After View seduced me with his toast post I toasted some fruit bread, loaded it with butter and 3 fruit marmalade;washed it down with tons of hot tea. Dirtily Delicious ! |
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"Granny, we'll have to agree to disagree about wholemeal toast.
I find them too rough, like chewing cardboard IMHO! "
Pearl! Potato , Potarrrrrto! YOu eat yours n I'll eat mine and we'll both be double jointed !
I'll eat either ... but given a choice it's wholemeal for me xx |
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