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Toast

Posted: 15 Jan 2006, 10:21
by Johnny M
Last night I lost the plot. The debris in the kitchen this morning and the residue of my 'makings' suggested a gluten frenzy with six slices of Danish with butter. And Marmite.

I am deeply ashamed. :oops:

Posted: 15 Jan 2006, 10:31
by The Pope
No Johnny, say it isn't so!

Don't do toast, there's heroin!

Anything but toast!

I'll help you through it, I'll hold your hand every step of the way. Just please give it up while you still can.

Posted: 15 Jan 2006, 11:44
by emilystrange
as long as there's not cheese involved, we can save him

Re: Toast

Posted: 15 Jan 2006, 11:51
by MadameButterfly
Johnny M wrote:six slices of Danish with butter. And Marmite. :oops:
six slices :eek: your waist line!!!!!
hmmm, the addiction has started, it's the marmite i tell you!

Posted: 15 Jan 2006, 12:27
by emilystrange
i want toast now...

Posted: 15 Jan 2006, 12:54
by Dark
You'd best ask Planet Dave if you want something THAT strong, Ems.

Posted: 15 Jan 2006, 12:57
by emilystrange
even with just butter?

Posted: 15 Jan 2006, 12:59
by Izzy HaveMercy
To the rescue...

Image

IZ.

Posted: 15 Jan 2006, 13:09
by emilystrange
i'm not sure if that helps.. either way

Posted: 15 Jan 2006, 13:16
by Brideoffrankenstein
Toast rules :notworthy:

Posted: 15 Jan 2006, 13:23
by Mrs. Snowey
The Scientific Journal Of Toastology (October 2003, Issue 241) wrote:studies have found the consumption of toast, in whatever form activates the same pleasure / pain response as a tube of Pringles. Neat i.e. with butter / margarine, the user finds that more "toast" is required than when taken with additives such as marmite, cheese or jam.:
So imagine how many slices it might have been if there'd been no marmite :eek: :lol:

Posted: 15 Jan 2006, 14:21
by timsinister
Once again, The Very Nice Man confirms that he is everything I should be when I grow up.

Been eating cheese and marmite on toast for about six weeks now, constantly.

Legendary.

:notworthy:

Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 12:19
by markfiend
I'm ashamed to say that this thread has actually made my mouth water.

Toast. Cheese. Marmite. mmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 12:26
by Gottdammerung
Mrs. Snowey wrote:
The Scientific Journal Of Toastology (October 2003, Issue 241) wrote:studies have found the consumption of toast, in whatever form activates the same pleasure / pain response as a tube of Pringles. Neat i.e. with butter / margarine, the user finds that more "toast" is required than when taken with additives such as marmite, cheese or jam.:

I can vouch for soundness of that science... I have horrific flashbacks to a "going away smoke" for a friend at college about 12 years ago and my sudden urge for toast becoming unbearable... took about 10 slices of barely toasted bread + butter before the monster that was the munchies got off my back...

Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 12:57
by emilystrange
damn you all. i had to make some

Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 12:58
by MadameButterfly
with cheese? :innocent:

sounds like a good idea and it's lunch time.

Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 13:02
by emilystrange
no.. quicker with just butter

Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 13:05
by MadameButterfly
and do apply the butter straight away so that is melts into the toast?

hmmm...that way is the best :notworthy:

Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 13:17
by emilystrange
of course.. i don't even let the toaster turn off, so the toast's hot..

Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 13:31
by culprit
No. No. No.
Let the toast go cool, THEN butter it so you get a nice coating, with or without marmite/jam.
...better than the melty hot version!

Now I've got to have some.

Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 13:36
by MadameButterfly
nah...that's like eating a tablespoon of butter :urff:

the melty hot version rulz!

Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 13:45
by eastmidswhizzkid
fuck butter -get your bettabuy soft spread (so cheap that it breaks trade description laws to call it marge) out instead.

butter not only tastes rancid it won't spread out of the fridge, or in winter; and in the summer it either melts and then resets all seperated and reesty, or it won't spread out of the fridge. primitive foodstuff. :urff:

Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 13:48
by emilystrange
mine is anchor spreadable, and i keep it in the cupboard

Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 13:54
by MadameButterfly
mine is bona and a margarine

Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 14:04
by Gottdammerung
"SPREADABLE" or so its called from Lidl.. half the price of anchor spreadable and just as good..

damn, I love lowbrow shopping! :P