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Weetabix with butter on

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Weetabix, buttered with sugar and drowned in gold top milk was supper when I was young.

Hogget's or Tudor crisp sandwiches as well.

The potato crisp was invented in Gateshead by the Redheugh Bridge by Hoggett.
 
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PinzaC55 said:
We got into a discussion in my pub recently and I mentioned I liked to eat Weetabix with butter on as a kid. Somebody else said they made crisp sandwiches. Did anyone else here do this?
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Someone you know puts crisps between slices of bread :shock:
 
Peanut butter and Nutella sarnies. Lovely.

Might add crisps next time, then you would have appetizer, main course and dessert in one.
 
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i worked wit a geordie lad....big lad too but sound as fuck for a mag, reccomended i butter a Greggs Stottie with lurpak, then place into this sandwich 2 cheese and onion pasties also from greggs, i looked at him in sheer f***ing disgust and tried it that weekend, i couldnt eat one every week like but it was alright..... what the fuck do they do in Newcastle to come up with such things :lol::lol:
 
I wonder if sugar sandwiches are actually a shields thing as I was pretty much brought up on them!
Other types I had would be: Banana sandwich, Tomato sauce sandwich, or a vinegar sandwich. :-?

I also to this day put ketchup all over my Sundays dinner too! :lol:

And...I used to put extra scoops of sugar in my pop and give it a stir! I don't know how I still have any teeth!!

My worst however, looking back, was that when I was a kid, I would spit into my bowl of ice cream and mix it dead fast with a spoon to make it all gloopy before eating it! Total and utter tramp!! :lol:
 
genericus said:
i worked wit a geordie lad....big lad too but sound as fuck for a mag, reccomended i butter a Greggs Stottie with lurpak, then place into this sandwich 2 cheese and onion pasties also from greggs, i looked at him in sheer f***ing disgust and tried it that weekend, i couldnt eat one every week like but it was alright..... what the fuck do they do in Newcastle to come up with such things :lol::lol:
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Rank. The dirty f***ing common Mag is clearly a daft tramp.
 
LadyMuck said:
I wonder if sugar sandwiches are actually a shields thing as I was pretty much brought up on them!
Other types I had would be: Banana sandwich, Tomato sauce sandwich, or a vinegar sandwich. :-?

I also to this day put ketchup all over my Sundays dinner too! :lol:

And...I used to put extra scoops of sugar in my pop and give it a stir! I don't know how I still have any teeth!!

My worst however, looking back, was that when I was a kid, I would spit into my bowl of ice cream and mix it dead fast with a spoon to make it all gloopy before eating it! Total and utter tramp!! :lol:
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You were from Stoddart Street Miss Filth. Sugar sarnies were a luxury for folk like you. We had jammin bread doon Westa man. 8-)
 
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genericus said:
i worked wit a geordie lad....big lad too but sound as fuck for a mag, reccomended i butter a Greggs Stottie with lurpak, then place into this sandwich 2 cheese and onion pasties also from greggs, i looked at him in sheer f***ing disgust and tried it that weekend, i couldnt eat one every week like but it was alright..... what the fuck do they do in Newcastle to come up with such things :lol::lol:
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I thought I was quite adventurous with a slice of bread growing up, I'd hoy whatever was for tea in a sandwich, from curries, to bolognese, to stews, dinners, owt... But I'd never even dreamt of putting a full pie in a sandwich, the filling aye, but never the whole sherbang. Was astounded first time I saw someone make one of those.
 
There's some reet f***ing tramps on here like. :lol:

black-cat said:
I thought I was quite adventurous with a slice of bread growing up, I'd hoy whatever was for tea in a sandwich, from curries, to bolognese, to stews, dinners, owt... But I'd never even dreamt of putting a full pie in a sandwich, the filling aye, but never the whole sherbang. Was astounded first time I saw someone make one of those.
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having said that, I love owt like a pie sandwich. Unreal! :oops:
 
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a vinegar sandwich, wtf is that, i mean really you couldnt find anything but bloody vinegar out your bloody cupboard to put on a sandwich than that :roll::lol: i'd even say tomato ketchup was better than that !:lol:
 
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Stopped eating sugar sandwiches after me Nana told me they gave you worms. Crack child psychologist was my Nana. She did, on the other hand, turn me into an alcoholic after regularly giving me honey and whisky as a cure for pretty much any illness I had. At least she saved me from becoming a fat knacker though. Win some, lose some.
 
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a vinegar sandwich, wtf is that, i mean really you couldnt find anything but bloody vinegar out your bloody cupboard to put on a sandwich than that :lol: i'd even say tomato ketchup was better than that !:lol:
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:lol: I think I willingly made them and actually enjoyed them! Dear me!! :lol:
 
Sugar sarnies?! Dear me.

Have heard of 'em like.

I remember one of our Primary School Teachers used to provide banana sarnies for school trips for the bairns with nee packed lunch. Niver had one mesell.
 
chriswallace85 said:
Sugar sarnies?! Dear me.

Have heard of 'em like.

I remember one of our Primary School Teachers used to provide banana sarnies for school trips for the bairns with nee packed lunch. Niver had one mesell.
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You really should try both of them. I don't have sugar sandwiches anymore but I still have banana ones. They're both lush!
 
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