Friday afternoon again, finished for the day, the week and the year! Going over to Harrogate to see Kate Rusby tonight so a bit of a snack is needed which do I go for?
Cheese on toast
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What should I have, on wholemeal of course?
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Cheshire with a bit of Worcester Sauce 4 (36%)
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Cheddar with chillies 2 (18%)
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Red Leicester with Worcester Sauce 1 (9%)
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Other (specify) 4 (36%)
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Tescos Cheese singles.All i had left in the fridge at 3am this morning when i couldn't sleep.Gave me some right weird dreams afterwards.
I also finished work today for 2008.Not back til January 5th.
I fear there are no tongues within cheeks in this thread.
What we have is genuinely dull people....
behold, dullness in cyber form.
Gah.
Short and sweet, though I'd meet like minded new order fans on here, all I got was cheese on toast.
ta-tarrr...
Good grief that was easy wasn't it? Remind me to put a tea time poll on next time we have a spot of bother.
Another one who fails to grasp "off topic".
WTF is someone with 7 posts doing in BCD anyway, don't we have entry standards anymore?
And I prefer cheddar with a little mozzerella, and none of the adulterations you lot are always so obsessed with (fuckin brown sauce butties with a hint of bacon....over my dead body!)
James Thomas wrote: Good grief that was easy wasn't it? Remind me to put a tea time poll on next time we have a spot of bother.
Of course its that easy.
You turn up at a party, notice people are dull, you fuck off.
Whats new about that?
I dunno, if i found a bunch of people at a party having a drunken kitchen debate on the relative merits of various cheeses....I think I'd stick around, but then, I like loonies.
It's probably best of you don't log in on Sundays, cos sooner or later, the bacon butty thread will return.
Bacon and BROWN sauce.Sausage and tom sauce.Cheddar and Worcestershire sauce.Chillies with most things.![]()
FUCK OFF wrote:
James Thomas wrote: Good grief that was easy wasn't it? Remind me to put a tea time poll on next time we have a spot of bother.
Of course its that easy.
You turn up at a party, notice people are dull, you fuck off.
Whats new about that?
But you didn't though, you hung around.
EDIT: Actually, just thinking about it there's no point in adreesing the above sentence to you because you'll never read it
EDIT #2: Did it again, sorry!
N.B. The apology is to the wider NOOL readership not you.
Oh I give up.
Well, he does call himself "FUCK OFF", so I guess that's what he's doing! ![]()
Me? Opted for the chedder and chillies, although chedder and marmite is also good!
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Nick King wrote: Well, he does call himself "FUCK OFF", so I guess that's what he's doing!
Me? Opted for the chedder and chillies, although chedder and marmite is also good!
Forums are about contributing.. not entertainment. If he doesnt want to contribute, then by all means do as his name says.
I would go for Cheshire cheese with thinly sliced jalapenos, meself, and perhaps, dare I say it, some fried button mushrooms. Or am i just talking pizza..
James Thomas wrote: Friday afternoon again, finished for the day, the week and the year! Going over to Harrogate to see Kate Rusby tonight so a bit of a snack is needed which do I go for?
have not seen her live but i saw kate rusby on tv live last year and she was very good ![]()
it seemed like a cheshire cheese,plus a mexican chilli type cheese all tempting on the board.basic english and a wilder spice type mexican cheese hanging around as her mild sexy manner ..enjoy JT as i am sure you will
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i at some cheese now !!!!!!!!
So much for a bit of fresh blood.
Kids today, they just turn up and expect to be entertained.
bloodynora wrote: i really, REALLY hope you had the cheshire with worcester sauce.
i care about these things.
Sorry to disappoint. I found the cheddar wasn't viable so went for the Red Leicester with Green Chillies (so much nicer than red).
Lucy had cheshire with worcester sauce.
Both on wholemeal (obviously).
PS Despite saying bye bye he's still watching.
HelloFO
we're interesting really aren't we? ![]()
FUCK OFF wrote: Enjoy the cheese James. xx
Srummy thanks, please contribute to the Bacon sandwich thread, it's been a while but I'm sure Mike will have a special Christmas one.
James Thomas wrote:
with Green Chillies (so much nicer than red).
There has never been a truer word spoken on these hallowed fora, not EVER!!
Never tried black pepper on my CoT, always put loads in tuna sarnies, will try that and report back.
a quick tip,a little dash of mustard mayo lifts an very ordinary tuna sandwitch,into a very top tuna sandwitch
jesus are we calendar girls ![]()
James Thomas wrote: Never tried black pepper on my CoT, always put loads in tuna sarnies, will try that and report back.
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Now I like pepper, I have it on most things. But I thought EVERYONE had it on CoT?
The world is indeed a strange and wonderous place and the human race is it's glittering jewel. I think we have seen that this evening.
No pepper on cheese on toast. Fuck my old boots. I've heard everything now.
any respectable italian would put pepper on a his pizza.
cheese on toast is of course maybe 2 or maybe 3 levels above any pizza.so surely is worthy of black pepper more ![]()
Aye, only the fookin italians could get £17.50 out of you for cheese on toast with a bit of ketchup.
Maybe we should discuss technique? Or is that a new thread?
Anway.....In my yoof, I was a follower of the school of "toast one side, flip over, place cheese on the untoasted side and return to grill". But in my mid 20's a young lady demanded I feed her CoT prepared as follows...."toast both sides of the bread, butter one side thoroughly, right to the edges, apply cheese to this side and return to grill". Apparently the butter prevents the exposed bread from burning during it's second toasting. More recently I became a fan of making a cheese sarny and then "toasting" it in an unoiled frying pan. However, I have since discovered "toastie bags"....little heat resistant plastic bags....you make yer cheese sanger, bung it in the bag, then put the lot in the toaster. The results are extremely pleasant, if not exactly "cheese on toast" per se. Also this technique is obviously no use if you really like a little bit of light charring on your cheese as it is not exposed to direct radiant heat.
Are there further variations?
Where's Mad Darren? after all....it's his national dish
(beats ours though....everything in the fridge, fried.