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shogun1904
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f***ing hell, some of the stuff on this thread is making gravy battered buns look like michelin star cuisine.
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Weetabix with butter on
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teesside safc
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Between the age of about 4 to 10 ,for breakfast my mam used to cut me an apple up with a couple of slices of white bread with sugar on plate to dip my apple in.
I then used to go round to a mates house where his mam used to give us a white crust buttered, smothered in sugar.
When I was in my teens, I spent a lot of time at the dentist.
Mind that was 50 yrs ago and my mam probably thought I was eating healthy.
I then used to go round to a mates house where his mam used to give us a white crust buttered, smothered in sugar.
When I was in my teens, I spent a lot of time at the dentist.
Mind that was 50 yrs ago and my mam probably thought I was eating healthy.
How's yer teeth now?
teesside safc
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I'll let you know later today when I get back from dentist.
jimboandthejetset
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And cheese on top
groucho
Midfield
Aye we did, think it was Lurpak salted which went well with the digestives.
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bridle
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Seeing as Weetabix is made from the same stuff as bread it seems reasonable to have butter and jam on it.
Mashed banana and sugar sandwiches are delicious though I prefer brown bread and demarara sugar.
Never ate sugar sandwiches myself but plenty of my mates did.
A stick of rhubarb and a bag of sugar to dip it in was very popular too.
Bread and dripping from the sunday roast was a popular suppertime treat.
I am surprised some find the idea of a cheese and apple sandwich repulsive as they are delicious (think ploughman's lunch). I suggest the addition of crisps too!
As a kid it was more likely to have been Stork margerine than butter in our house though!
Mashed banana and sugar sandwiches are delicious though I prefer brown bread and demarara sugar.
Never ate sugar sandwiches myself but plenty of my mates did.
A stick of rhubarb and a bag of sugar to dip it in was very popular too.
Bread and dripping from the sunday roast was a popular suppertime treat.
I am surprised some find the idea of a cheese and apple sandwich repulsive as they are delicious (think ploughman's lunch). I suggest the addition of crisps too!
As a kid it was more likely to have been Stork margerine than butter in our house though!
Destructeur
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Crisp sarnie yes. But fish finger? never understood that
chriswallace85
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glen
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used to have this as a kid. from our own rhubarb bush in the garden, but being careful not to get sticks that next days alsation had cocked his leg on
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Destructeur
Midfield
What else would you do with a fish finger, you sick, sick freak?
Give it to my 2 year old
niknak_123
Striker
The use of that is more disturbing than the butter
PinzaC55
Striker
Not too different to butter on Ritz crackers?
Weetabix and butter?
My specialitiy is sticking a banana inside a croissant. They're made for each other, perfect fit. Like a banana sandwich but better.
My specialitiy is sticking a banana inside a croissant. They're made for each other, perfect fit. Like a banana sandwich but better.
Bishop Mackem
Striker
What's the best flavour of crisp for a crisp sarnie?
salt and vinegar squares. In a bun.
Bishop Mackem
Striker
Going to have to try this. Havnt had one since I can remember
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