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Poll Question: ..some things I like on toast
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    Posted: April 05 2013 at 09:33
Originally posted by Snow Dog

Originally posted by Dean

Unhappy I guess you could use stewed apple (like that pie filling that comes in a tin that looks like snot with cubes of apple in).
 
 
 
 
 
 
Ermm I'm not selling this idea well am I?

It also looks like stewed apple. But no...you're not.Smile
It doesn't look like any stewed apple I've ever made Ouch


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I made a sandwich with crunchy peanutbutter and honey here the other day. Made me genuinely happy for about two hoursLOL
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Originally posted by Dean

Unhappy I guess you could use stewed apple (like that pie filling that comes in a tin that looks like snot with cubes of apple in).
 
 
 
 
 
 
Ermm I'm not selling this idea well am I?

It also looks like stewed apple. But no...you're not.Smile
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Shiriff's Pineapple marmelade, the best !
Also love having my beans with molasses, and then I dip my peanut butter toasts in the concoction created by the aforementionned ingredients.  Just lovely !
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Unhappy I guess you could use stewed apple (like that pie filling that comes in a tin that looks like snot with cubes of apple in).
 
 
 
 
 
 
Ermm I'm not selling this idea well am I?


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Nice...if you like bananas.....I don't.Unhappy
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...on the subject of toasties....
 
The Nutella and Banana Toastie. Approve


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Back in the mid-seventies when the Breville sandwich toaster was a new-fangled invention our habitual Friday-lunchtime pub (enigmatically called "The Swan with Two Nicks") used to serve "toasties" using this catering marvel. A firm favourite with us hungry patrons was the hamburger, bacon, cheese, fried egg and baked bean toastie, guaranteed to scald the inside of your mouth on first bite.


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^Stabbur-Makrell is delicious! Much better than the stuff we can buy here. So I always ask friends and family who come to visit us to bring a can or three – and some real, Norwegian goat cheese, of course.
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Hard to decide, but I love a really good marmalade, like these:

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I’ve only tasted the normal medium cut one (the only one available here), but I would immediately have tried the whisky variety if I could find it.
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Beans with pepper and chilli, with an earl grey tea with butter. Yes...I like my earl grey with butter.


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Originally posted by Finnforest

My Mom says they used to eat Peanut butter and pickle sandwiches when she was a kid. Yikes. 



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Strawberry Jam, or Nutella. Both are delicious.
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I do like peanut butter and jam btw. Thank you Americans!Thumbs Up


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poached egg is heaven.  they harp about salmonella risk of soft cooked eggs all the time here.....but I just can't get myself to harden those yolks....


Can't get into it myself, but my wife LOVES poached eggs
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Originally posted by Finnforest

My Mom says they used to eat Peanut butter and pickle sandwiches when she was a kid. Yikes. 
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Can't say it's my favorite anymore either, although I've put away a fair share in my day.

As a kid I'd put a little butter on one side of the bread, peanut butter on the other side, and potato chips in the middle. 

My Mom says they used to eat Peanut butter and pickle sandwiches when she was a kid. Yikes. 
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Originally posted by Finnforest

Then I suppose this is out of the question Dean?   A lovely marriage of PB and Grape solidified sugar water?
I have had this stuff and it is as hideous as it looks.  It makes me nauseous looking at it because I can recall the taste and texture.
 
 
Peanut butter is not on my list of things to save when civilsiation grinds to a halt, so mixing that with jelly-jam, or spreading the combination of both on toast doesn't figure in my culinary spectrum. The only use I have for (crunchy) peanut butter is in making a satay sauce
 


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Originally posted by Jim Garten

Treacle? As in black treacle?



Golden syrup, certainly, but treacle - that's hardcore!

I think black  treacle is Molasses in the US. Not ab sure
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