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I like it with beans.

Cheese beanos :thumb:

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Yes, with lea and perrins

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I do.

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I like tuna on toast with melted cheese. mmmmmmmm but you have to stop yourself from adding any more toppings and then ending up with a pizza. self control is needed

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darran clarke wrote: I like tuna on toast with melted cheese. mmmmmmmm but you have to stop yourself from adding any more toppings and then ending up with a pizza. self control is needed

noooo, the tuna has to be mixed with tomato sauce! and chopped onion. god, it's years since i had that. i might have it for tea.

and normal cheese on toast has to have worcester sauce. hmmm, maybe i'll have that instead.

or as well. it's just an orgy of decadence round ours.

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i love it just cheese,on toast,with nowt else intruding on it. ive had it about once a week for 40 years errmmm,apart from 2007 when i had no cooker all year

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Just had some... grrreat!

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With thin sliced tomatoes and oregano. It's the oregano that just sets it off. Bootiful. :nod:

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My Dad is the only person I've ever met who doesn't like cheese on toast. The thought of melted cheese turns his stomach.

:nuts:

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Love the stuff... only with Lea & Perins tho Nowt else & not fussy on the cheese used but defo comfort food...

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Dodjem wrote: My Dad is the only person I've ever met who doesn't like cheese on toast. The thought of melted cheese turns his stomach.

i have had the occasional unpleasant rubbery experience. (does this belong on the nazi orgy thread?)

robert redford is known as 'cheese on toast' in my family, after we decided he had bubbly skin in indecent proposal and spent the whole film pulling sick faces every time he came on screen.

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i guess its what we called a grill cheese. Is it melted cheese?

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Well, some of you know, I drive 15 miles to get Heinz Beans (at two fucking dollars a mothafucking tin) to make beans and cheese on toast...

what's that, none of you knew???

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I like cheese on toast, especially grilled cheese and Welsh rarebit. :food:

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I do! Except over here in Japan, we call it チーズトースト('cheese toast'), but it's similar (although putting beans on it, isn't really done over here).

There's some cafes and places that serve it, and I like to just simply put a piece of sliced cheese on a slice of bread, put some pepper on it, and pop it in the oven toaster thing, and eat it for breakfast.

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: Well, some of you know, I drive 15 miles to get Heinz Beans (at two fucking dollars a mothafucking tin) to make beans and cheese on toast...

15 miles for Heinz beans?

How far would ye go for Cross & Blackwell beans then?

cos they are a far superior haricot :nod:

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Gazman wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: Well, some of you know, I drive 15 miles to get Heinz Beans (at two fucking dollars a mothafucking tin) to make beans and cheese on toast...

15 miles for Heinz beans?

How far would ye go for Cross & Blackwell beans then?

cos they are a far superior haricot :nod:

to be completely honest, it's only a few miles from my sister's house, so I normally include going to visit her in my trek for Heinz beans...I've only found them at one particular chain of stores, and alas, we are not culturally sophisticated enough in my little town to have said store...

the place also has Maltesers...and thick cut marmalade...and all sorts of British things that our normal grocers don't carry...

I have discovered that I can order this shit through Amazon though...

I'll look for the Cross & Blackwell beans next time I'm out... or maybe I'll look at Amazon...

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Aye on many occasion cheese on toast has saved the day when there's bugger all else left in the fridge

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leather_girl wrote: I do! Except over here in Japan, we call it チーズトースト('cheese toast'), but it's similar (although putting beans on it, isn't really done over here).

There's some cafes and places that serve it, and I like to just simply put a piece of sliced cheese on a slice of bread, put some pepper on it, and pop it in the oven toaster thing, and eat it for breakfast.

And now for soemthing completely different-

Leather Girl,

Who is your favorite Sasuke contestant?

Thanks,

Tex

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Cheese On Toast - mmmm... Add some curry powder on the top!

Making me feel hungry now... :food:

:smoking:

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Yes,nectar. Has anyone ever resorted to Pot Noodle though?

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You know, I have zero time or respect for the band, I dislike the vast majority of people who post on the board, but its threads like this that keep me coming back.

At least three types of cheese, some red onion, and a shitload of black pepper. And maybe a few nice cherry tomatoes from the garden...

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Who likes Dirty Bitch on toast? :clap:

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Does letting her eat crackers in bed, then roll around in the crumbs count?:confused2:

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EdelBrock wrote: Does letting her eat crackers in bed, then roll around in the crumbs count?:confused2:

No,that would be cheeky scruffy bitch on toast:nono:

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So does 'dirty bitch' need cottage cheez in the plumbing to qualify?

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Boatraceface wrote: Yes,nectar. Has anyone ever resorted to Pot Noodle though?

pot noodle on toast?

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