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over a year ago
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"Brown bread toasted with peanut butter and jam....yummy...  "
rare to find someone here that likes peanut butter and jam...I usually get told that it's a disgusting combo.grew up on the stuff living in Canada and yes brown or granary bread my favorite but a nice white baguette is yummy once in a while xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"There are some peoiple SO poor they can only eat White Bread!"
can get whole wheat in value bread too...lol...been weeks that my brown bread was of the nice and stripey variety...lol
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Brown bread toasted with peanut butter and jam....yummy...
rare to find someone here that likes peanut butter and jam...I usually get told that it's a disgusting combo.grew up on the stuff living in Canada and yes brown or granary bread my favorite but a nice white baguette is yummy once in a while xx"
I love strange combos....also love marmalade and cheese...super yummy.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Brown bread toasted with peanut butter and jam....yummy...
rare to find someone here that likes peanut butter and jam...I usually get told that it's a disgusting combo.grew up on the stuff living in Canada and yes brown or granary bread my favorite but a nice white baguette is yummy once in a while xx
I love strange combos....also love marmalade and cheese...super yummy.. "
peanut butter and nutella...why not...there is reeces peices peanutbutter cups...lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Brown bread toasted with peanut butter and jam....yummy...
rare to find someone here that likes peanut butter and jam...I usually get told that it's a disgusting combo.grew up on the stuff living in Canada and yes brown or granary bread my favorite but a nice white baguette is yummy once in a while xx
I love strange combos....also love marmalade and cheese...super yummy.. peanut butter and nutella...why not...there is reeces peices peanutbutter cups...lol"
Oh that sounds nice...need to stick nutella on the shopping list this week. LOVE reeces pieces....xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Brown bread toasted with peanut butter and jam....yummy...
rare to find someone here that likes peanut butter and jam...I usually get told that it's a disgusting combo.grew up on the stuff living in Canada and yes brown or granary bread my favorite but a nice white baguette is yummy once in a while xx
I love strange combos....also love marmalade and cheese...super yummy.. peanut butter and nutella...why not...there is reeces peices peanutbutter cups...lol"
much better on toast and a great breakfast! |
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By *exeteraWoman
over a year ago
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"There are some peoiple SO poor they can only eat White Bread!
or cake,allegedly"
If you're referring to the famous Marie Antoinette quote, the "cake" was animal feed, not french fancies or choccy eclairs. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"There are some peoiple SO poor they can only eat White Bread!
or cake,allegedly
If you're referring to the famous Marie Antoinette quote, the "cake" was animal feed, not french fancies or choccy eclairs."
i knew that smarty pants |
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By *ugby 123Couple
over a year ago
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Damn, I shouldn't have said that, I fancy a real chip butty, the ones where you make the chips yourself, not these stupid oven chips that we normally buy.........and let them go crispy in the chip pan, then add lots of salt and finger/white bread and butter !!
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A sure sign of the underclass ... White Bread!"
a sure sign of bein a complete tosser a statement like that!! 
seem to notice a habit developing with you in your regards of the underclass but here's a wee secret no one like psuedo snobs! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Asda do a quite nice brown loaf same price as their white at 50p, so if they have Asda near there is a choice.
I tend to make my ow, soda bread or unleavened, but if I buy from a shop go for granary, or Vogel |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Thick doorsteps of Asda White Batch, with real butter, home made raspberry jam and nice strong mature cheddar.
I remember watching my husband eating that concoction and thinking it was a bit off, but you know what, its good!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"wholemeal for me havent bought white bread in about 15 years"
white bread should be banned it's not know as a filling puller ( oooo god that sounds good but that is a different thread)for nothing  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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There are some occasions when only white bread will do and some when only brown will do
Granary is my fave but toasted brown bread tastes rank to me |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I like brown better, except if I am having a chip butty, then it has to be white."
I know it is a British thing...just does not appeal to me...lol...but like I said lots here think that peanut butter and jam is a crazy combo...so I guess each country have their own thing...quebec where I am from have poutine which is chips in gravy with curd cheese...lol( waiting for the comments of ewwww and gross now...he he he) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"plain bread, real chips, butter and a load of salt and vinegar!! you can tell the diet has been ditched!!! x  "
Mmmmmm I could do with that now  |
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By *exeteraWoman
over a year ago
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The kids will only eat sliced white bread, I prefer sliced wholemeal for sandwiches and an uncut wholemeal for toast. Sliced wholemeal bread for toast is horrid. My favourite bread is a walnut and date artisan loaf from Morrison's. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"plain bread, real chips, butter and a load of salt and vinegar!! you can tell the diet has been ditched!!! x "
I will raise you and have a roll with 2 fritters, loads of salt and vinegar with chippy broon sauce.
MMMMMM |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The kids will only eat sliced white bread, I prefer sliced wholemeal for sandwiches and an uncut wholemeal for toast. Sliced wholemeal bread for toast is horrid. My favourite bread is a walnut and date artisan loaf from Morrison's. "
May I ask, as you like "real" bread how the children have come to like sliced white? |
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By *ouvakMan
over a year ago
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"brown or seeded batch for us.
Still can't resist strong cheddar in a crusty white baguette though!
mmm"
bent over like that in front of me, and i wouldn't care if it was white or brown bread lol  |
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By *exeteraWoman
over a year ago
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"The kids will only eat sliced white bread, I prefer sliced wholemeal for sandwiches and an uncut wholemeal for toast. Sliced wholemeal bread for toast is horrid. My favourite bread is a walnut and date artisan loaf from Morrison's.
May I ask, as you like "real" bread how the children have come to like sliced white?"
Well the eldest is 23yrs old male and moody and the youngest is 17yrs old and suffers from PMT permanently. Youngest refuses to try anything different and the eldest is too fecking lazy to cut a nice fresh loaf. They wont even try the bread that I bake. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The kids will only eat sliced white bread, I prefer sliced wholemeal for sandwiches and an uncut wholemeal for toast. Sliced wholemeal bread for toast is horrid. My favourite bread is a walnut and date artisan loaf from Morrison's.
May I ask, as you like "real" bread how the children have come to like sliced white?
Well the eldest is 23yrs old male and moody and the youngest is 17yrs old and suffers from PMT permanently. Youngest refuses to try anything different and the eldest is too fecking lazy to cut a nice fresh loaf. They wont even try the bread that I bake. "
I see your problem, now, but didn't answer the question....sorry am not having pop, just curious, have you always had real bread etc., ?.......as a kid we only had white shop bought so no choice, now do my own or granary or Vogel as that's what I go for, so am curious as to when tastes change and people start appreciating other things would hate to have a family to feed & believe me I know what it takes to feed 5 little darlings on nothing...ta mum lol  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Baking bread is very therapeutic, i do it regularly......usually in between ironing and wearing in a new pair of shoes "
Baking??? you lol yeah i can really picture that NOT xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Baking bread is very therapeutic, i do it regularly......usually in between ironing and wearing in a new pair of shoes
Baking??? you lol yeah i can really picture that NOT xx i am a domestic goddess, ask you know who...honest i is "
A birdie told me ya do a wicked cooked salad xx |
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By *exeteraWoman
over a year ago
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"The kids will only eat sliced white bread, I prefer sliced wholemeal for sandwiches and an uncut wholemeal for toast. Sliced wholemeal bread for toast is horrid. My favourite bread is a walnut and date artisan loaf from Morrison's.
May I ask, as you like "real" bread how the children have come to like sliced white?
Well the eldest is 23yrs old male and moody and the youngest is 17yrs old and suffers from PMT permanently. Youngest refuses to try anything different and the eldest is too fecking lazy to cut a nice fresh loaf. They wont even try the bread that I bake.
I see your problem, now, but didn't answer the question....sorry am not having pop, just curious, have you always had real bread etc., ?.......as a kid we only had white shop bought so no choice, now do my own or granary or Vogel as that's what I go for, so am curious as to when tastes change and people start appreciating other things would hate to have a family to feed & believe me I know what it takes to feed 5 little darlings on nothing...ta mum lol "
I was brought up on either home baked bread or bread baked by our local bakery which was directly opposite our house. My mum was a fussy eater but my dad brought me up to try everything, it worked with me but didn't work with my sister who was two years younger. My daughter also had a go at most things until she was about four and then became quite vocal about things. I tend not to bake now as madame refuses to try anything I bake, have even tried to get her to bake it thinking she may try it but it doesn't work. If I buy wholemeal it gets thrown out as she wont eat it and neither will my eldest, it's their choice as they've always had the option of fresh baked at home or artisan breads I bring when I do the grocery shopping. If I make sandwiches with wholemeal bread they'll peel the bread off and eat the contents. So it's not from a lack of choice here lol just their personal preference. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"plain bread, real chips, butter and a load of salt and vinegar!! you can tell the diet has been ditched!!! x
I will raise you and have a roll with 2 fritters, loads of salt and vinegar with chippy broon sauce.
MMMMMM"
its a deal if you chuck in a king rib and a pickled egg and a bottle of full fat irn bru!! x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The kids will only eat sliced white bread, I prefer sliced wholemeal for sandwiches and an uncut wholemeal for toast. Sliced wholemeal bread for toast is horrid. My favourite bread is a walnut and date artisan loaf from Morrison's.
May I ask, as you like "real" bread how the children have come to like sliced white?
Well the eldest is 23yrs old male and moody and the youngest is 17yrs old and suffers from PMT permanently. Youngest refuses to try anything different and the eldest is too fecking lazy to cut a nice fresh loaf. They wont even try the bread that I bake.
I see your problem, now, but didn't answer the question....sorry am not having pop, just curious, have you always had real bread etc., ?.......as a kid we only had white shop bought so no choice, now do my own or granary or Vogel as that's what I go for, so am curious as to when tastes change and people start appreciating other things would hate to have a family to feed & believe me I know what it takes to feed 5 little darlings on nothing...ta mum lol
I was brought up on either home baked bread or bread baked by our local bakery which was directly opposite our house. My mum was a fussy eater but my dad brought me up to try everything, it worked with me but didn't work with my sister who was two years younger. My daughter also had a go at most things until she was about four and then became quite vocal about things. I tend not to bake now as madame refuses to try anything I bake, have even tried to get her to bake it thinking she may try it but it doesn't work. If I buy wholemeal it gets thrown out as she wont eat it and neither will my eldest, it's their choice as they've always had the option of fresh baked at home or artisan breads I bring when I do the grocery shopping. If I make sandwiches with wholemeal bread they'll peel the bread off and eat the contents. So it's not from a lack of choice here lol just their personal preference. "
i hear ya!! mine wouldnt not entertain brown bread when she was little it was white bread crusts off and nothin else!!
small bit of improvement now, she will eat hovis wholemeal but only hovis!!
for a while all she would have on it was chocolate spread yuck!! but progressed on to ham and cheese! x |
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
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"Baking bread is very therapeutic, i do it regularly......usually in between ironing and wearing in a new pair of shoes
well I agree the bread thingy, used to love ironing listening to music but the jet lag turned me off it as was in fom Sydney unpack, wash, iron, pack then out next morning.....then again ahaen't worn heels , darn some man in for treat you baking/ironing in them missie im glad you agree, its great pretending its some ones head mwahahahahahahahahahaha
lol darn woman hope it not the heels in his head....when I did ironing it was listening to Maria Callas "
No i dance around to ac/dc in my undies , wearing new shoes kneading that dough, my bread is always very light and tasty, and i learnt to multitask |
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breakfast of champions 
but when i do ..big crusty 1" doorsteps...white or brown ...with cheese onion and apple..