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posted 01-10-2008 16:32
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Big bread fan, me. Can't get enough of it. Bread and butter, or just bread on its own. Whichever. I eat bread everyday, sometimes more than once.
What's your favourite type of bread?
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posted 01-10-2008 16:35
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Braces medium white sliced is the chap for your standard lunchtime sandwich.
Otherwise it´s Tiger Bread or Hedgehog Bread from Sainsbury or Morrisons respectively.
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posted 01-10-2008 16:36
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I am TOTALLY a bread man, have been ever since I was a bread boy.
Oh, my favorite type is a tie between southern U.S. style buttermilk biscuits and genuine (that's gen-you-whine) French baguettes.
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Last Edit: 01-10-2008 16:37 By BrunoMaggiore.
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posted 01-10-2008 16:41
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Poilane sourdough or caraway seed rye, I think, assuming I'm not allowed things like croissants.
Bread is bloody fantastic, though. I think I would go insane without bread-product.
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posted 01-10-2008 16:41
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By a complete coincidence, one of Europe's premier fashion fairs, held annually in Barcelona, is called "Bread and Butter".
Here's one of the displays of trainers from last year's show:
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posted 01-10-2008 17:22
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How odd. Normally, introducing trainers into a thread makes it go on for pages and pages. Here, it seems to have been a thread-killer.
Back to the lab on this mystery...
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posted 01-10-2008 17:24
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Well, it's Nike, innit.
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posted 01-10-2008 17:24
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Nike are shit, AG.
Sainsbury's used to do a savoury wheel. It was fucking amazing. A circle of bread, covered in cheese, onions, and tomato. I long for the days when they stocked it.
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posted 01-10-2008 17:28
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Seems like the sort of thing you could DIY fairly easily.
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posted 01-10-2008 17:35
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You'd need to have some serious stitching skills for the uppers and some good material for the soles, it's not as easy as it looks.
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posted 01-10-2008 17:38
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If those little kids can do it, he can do it.
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posted 01-10-2008 18:01
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My wife makes fabulous, fairly healthy buttermilk scones, if anyone wants the recipe.
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posted 01-10-2008 18:19
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A good German-style sourdough bread... with Zwiebelmettwurst... I could live on that.
And Pumpernickel. With a cheese like Port Salut. Fantastic.
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posted 01-10-2008 18:22
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My girlfriend's got stupendous baps.
Oh, that was the thread from a couple of days ago, wasn't it? Sorry, as you were.
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posted 01-10-2008 18:27
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Bread that hurts, that's good bread.
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posted 01-10-2008 18:27
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EIM wrote:
QUOTE:
Big bread fan, me.
And now I have a Budgie earworm...
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