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Argumentative? Moi?Gary the Enfield wrote:Lost Leopard Spot wrote:If you poured a cup of coffee betwen two pieces of bread you wouldn't end up with a coffee sandwich though, you'd end up with some coffee and bits of soggy bread.Gary the Enfield wrote:Lost Leopard Spot wrote:That's just porridge with bread. cheat cheat cheat...Gary the Enfield wrote:Porridge butties with a sprinkling of demarara sugar.
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In between two pieces? It's a fecking sandwich!
My porridge is more viscous than jam in so far as I can stand a spoon up in it. Perfectly acceptable as a butty filling you argumentative tw*t.

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Which are the best crisps for a crisp butty? I'm going for Salt & Vinegar (I still have them occasionally but don't tell my wife).
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Green Pringles. Can also add Camembert if you're feeling posh.
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Seabrooke's Canadian Ham on white. 

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urggggh No to Salt & Vinegar.malcd1 wrote:Which are the best crisps for a crisp butty? I'm going for Salt & Vinegar (I still have them occasionally but don't tell my wife).
Walkers plain crisps with a handful of KP salted peanuts and lurpak butter on a Hovis toastie purrrrrrfecto
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^ technical note.
Open bag of crisps
Pour in peanuts to correct density
Bash bag until crisps broken up to a more uniform size (approx 0.5 x 0.5 cm tessera)
Pour out crisp-nut mixture onto sandwich.
Open bag of crisps
Pour in peanuts to correct density
Bash bag until crisps broken up to a more uniform size (approx 0.5 x 0.5 cm tessera)
Pour out crisp-nut mixture onto sandwich.
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Pringles? PRINGLES? On a butty?Prufrock wrote:Green Pringles. Can also add Camembert if you're feeling posh.
You're a disgrace son.
You could have had Squares, Hula Hoops, I would have even accepted Walkers but oh no you had to act the big man.
You've just nulified every opinion you've had.
I bet you preferred Coe to Ovett too didn't you?
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There's only one acceptable crisp. Ready salted plain. You can have the rest.malcd1 wrote:Which are the best crisps for a crisp butty? I'm going for Salt & Vinegar (I still have them occasionally but don't tell my wife).
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I've always said there's an art to making a good butty. It's fine making emmenthal and rose foccacias and the such but if you can't make a good bacon butty then we have nothing more to say.
When I first moved up here I went in the local cafe and asked ror a bacon and cheese on toast with brown sauce.
The bacon was fine but the rest? The cheese was just grated and plonked on top, the toast was anaemic but worst of all it was cut into trianges.
You come in here, banging on about your sandwich making skills, only to tell us that you put cheese on your bacon butties? You're a disgrace man. A disgrace. D'you hear?
When I first moved up here I went in the local cafe and asked ror a bacon and cheese on toast with brown sauce.
The bacon was fine but the rest? The cheese was just grated and plonked on top, the toast was anaemic but worst of all it was cut into trianges.
You come in here, banging on about your sandwich making skills, only to tell us that you put cheese on your bacon butties? You're a disgrace man. A disgrace. D'you hear?

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I admit Coffey, I did wonder.Burnden Paddock wrote:You come in here, banging on about your sandwich making skills, only to tell us that you put cheese on your bacon butties? You're a disgrace man. A disgrace. D'you hear?I've always said there's an art to making a good butty. It's fine making emmenthal and rose foccacias and the such but if you can't make a good bacon butty then we have nothing more to say.
When I first moved up here I went in the local cafe and asked ror a bacon and cheese on toast with brown sauce.
The bacon was fine but the rest? The cheese was just grated and plonked on top, the toast was anaemic but worst of all it was cut into trianges.
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You've never had bacon and cheese on toast? Idiots.
Toast yer toast, bacon on, cheese on, under the grill - kaboom.
Kids these days no nowt.
Even McDonalds put cheese on their breakfast stodge.
Even McDonalds.
Toast yer toast, bacon on, cheese on, under the grill - kaboom.
Kids these days no nowt.
Even McDonalds put cheese on their breakfast stodge.
Even McDonalds.
I'm not asking you to 'think outside the box' I just wish you'd have a rummage around in it once in a while.
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A toasted bacon sandwich with melted cheese really is a delight. I usually add a little mustard - English or Dijon. 
Which reminds me. Steven Gerrard was once asked at the end of an interview for his favourite cheese. I can't remember what the show was but they used to ask everyone this question. After some deliberation, Gerrard's answer was "Errrrrrrrrrr........ melted".

Which reminds me. Steven Gerrard was once asked at the end of an interview for his favourite cheese. I can't remember what the show was but they used to ask everyone this question. After some deliberation, Gerrard's answer was "Errrrrrrrrrr........ melted".

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I think that is enough reason my me not to try it.coffeymagic wrote:You've never had bacon and cheese on toast? Idiots.
Toast yer toast, bacon on, cheese on, under the grill - kaboom.
Kids these days no nowt.
Even McDonalds put cheese on their breakfast stodge.
Even McDonalds.
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I see no reason to adulterate bacon on a sandwich. No reason at all.
On a toastie is another matter, but on a sandwich ... just leave it alone.
Bacon on white bread is one of the proofs of God's existance.
On a toastie is another matter, but on a sandwich ... just leave it alone.
Bacon on white bread is one of the proofs of God's existance.
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Can we not just have a pasty barm and be done with . Oh and LLS you are betraying your roots by saying Ho*Is.
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There's nowt wrong with Hovis.
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Can I just double check that every time anyone sees or hears the word Hovis they go 'E were a great baker were granddad...'Lost Leopard Spot wrote:There's nowt wrong with Hovis.
I do.
Younger viewers may have to ask an adult for help.
And I NEVER said 'bacon and cheese' on a 'sandwich' I have always said toast. I don't even need to look back at my OP to know I never said b+c on bread.
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Ridley Scott's got a lot to answer for...coffeymagic wrote:Can I just double check that every time anyone sees or hears the word Hovis they go 'E were a great baker were granddad...'Lost Leopard Spot wrote:There's nowt wrong with Hovis.
I do.
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And I NEVER said 'bacon and cheese' on a 'sandwich' I have always said toast. I don't even need to look back at my OP to know I never said b+c on bread.
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I hear the New World Symphony and a visualuse a very steep, cobbled street and a boy on a bike.
(Strange that the quintessential Northern cobbled street is in Wiltshire but there you go).
(Strange that the quintessential Northern cobbled street is in Wiltshire but there you go).
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But Bobo, the essential thing is that the quintessential Northern (Wiltshire) cobbled street is in sepiavision™bobo the clown wrote:I hear the New World Symphony and a visualuse a very steep, cobbled street and a boy on a bike.
(Strange that the quintessential Northern cobbled street is in Wiltshire but there you go).
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