What do you have on toast?
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Pferdestarke

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7,192 posts

216 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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I like a generous spread of Lurpack and alternate between Marmite, peanut butter and strawberry jam. Sometimes I out honey on my marmite for sweet and savoury which works well.

So, what do you use?

thetapeworm

13,762 posts

268 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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I don't mind a drop or two of lemon curd or a quality strawberry jam but you really can't beat just good bread and good butter (currently liking President).

I'd rather have a crumpet though.

Fishtigua

9,786 posts

224 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Marmite on crunchy peanutbutter. Gooseberry conserve for a sweet one.

dxg

10,688 posts

289 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Just margarine and some black pepper.

Sounds odd - but try it!

Rowan138

230 posts

180 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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heinz baked beans and cheese biggrin

E31Shrew

5,963 posts

221 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Always wait for the toast to go cold, then a wedge of cold butter with lashings of thick cut marmalade

Mobile Chicane

21,977 posts

241 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Cheap white bread, toasted and allowed to go cold (preferably a bit chewy), with boggo Anchor butter on it.

My parents were healthos (I was the only kid at my school to have brown bread in their lunchbox) hence cheap seaside B&B holidays were the only chance I ever got to eat white bread.

Consequently I love it and can't be doing with all the poncy stoneground wholemeal stuff. To me it tastes like the sweepings from hamster cages.

srappy

144 posts

196 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Toast must be hot!! Spread with Marmite, all over and right into the corners too. If I'm feeling particularly indulgent I'll add some sliced avocado on top. lick

Genelec

525 posts

176 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Hitler on toast



Or failing that Marmite.

Yeah I know, both a bit love/hate.

TheDiplomat

72 posts

173 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Nutella

davepoth

29,395 posts

228 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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I have a lot of margarine generally. If I'm feeling adventurous I'll go with a bit of strawberry jam, but only on white bread.

calibrax

4,788 posts

240 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Margarine is basically coloured plastic. Has to be butter on toast.

Other toppings in addition to butter... sardines on toast, or bovril on toast are heaven.

bint

4,664 posts

253 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Mobile Chicane said:
Cheap white bread, toasted and allowed to go cold (preferably a bit chewy), with boggo Anchor butter on it.

My parents were healthos (I was the only kid at my school to have brown bread in their lunchbox) hence cheap seaside B&B holidays were the only chance I ever got to eat white bread.

Consequently I love it and can't be doing with all the poncy stoneground wholemeal stuff. To me it tastes like the sweepings from hamster cages.
I was the same! My packed lunches however got swapped with the kids that had cheap white bread with just ham or just cheese in, along with their choc bar/crisps for my malt loaf/homemade cake.

Marmite or thick cut marmalade for me. I haven't had Nutella for a while and am now quite fancying the idea of that too.

Kays vRS

2,003 posts

205 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Butter and marmite yum

Otherwise marmalade, jam, or just lots of butter.

condor

8,837 posts

277 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Hot butterred toast - marmite or marmalade or ginger preserve
Cold butterred toast - scrambled eggs, baked beans, cheese, sardines, mushrooms, tomatoes and plain to accompany cooked breakfast lick

D1ngd0ng

1,014 posts

194 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Im the other way around, the bread depends upon the topping. If its something with a sauce (beans) then has to be a bloomer type. If marmalade or peanut butter then thick cut white bread.

apotek

722 posts

214 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Butter and HP sauce

SwanJack

1,955 posts

301 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Butter and Shipham's Crab Paste, better when the toast has cooled a bit. Mashed sardines in tomato sauce with a generous dash of tabasco.

Changedmyname

12,549 posts

210 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Rowan138 said:
heinz baked beans and cheese biggrin
Has to be this ^^.

Mr Roper

14,228 posts

223 months

Saturday 7th July 2012
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Lightly toasted white bread left to cool slightly with plenty of lurpack and crunchy peanut butter. (skippy is the best by far)
Again but with a big dollop of dairylee spreadable.
Thick cut marmalade