welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Brown bread doesn't toast very well. It's too crispy and breaks into pieces when you cut into it.
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Brown bread doesn't toast very well. It's too crispy and breaks into pieces when you cut into it.
OK spill the Beans. What is the favourite coffee in TenKay Towers ?
numbnuts
Squire
- Location
- Gone over the hill and far away
Home made doesn'tBrown bread doesn't toast very well. It's too crispy and breaks into pieces when you cut into it.
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
There's a cafe we visit run by a miserable bugger.Hate to be the one to tell you but all toast is brown.
Paul "Brown toast please"
Cafe Owner "It will be when it comes off the grill!!"
We don't go often........
classic33
Leg End Member
What about burnt toast then!!Hate to be the one to tell you but all toast is brown
I just cannot enjoy runny egg with beans.
And as for sauce on it
classic33
Leg End Member
Show him the "Toast Scale" and call by number!There's a cafe we visit run by a miserable bugger.
Paul "Brown toast please"
Cafe Owner "It will be when it comes off the grill!!"
We don't go often........
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
What colour toast?We slummed it with a Lobster, Crab & Crayfish Linguine ready meal from our local shop tonight.
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
6 for me though I'd accept 5 everything else isn't toast.
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
6 or 7 toast for me.
Caught up on last night’s Vera. Enjoyed it.
Caught up on last night’s Vera. Enjoyed it.
ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
- Location
- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
Senses vary a lot from person to person. The smell of that powder is still bothering me from the next room and when I went in the kitchen just now to make a mug of tea, I seriously thought about slinging the box of powder in the wheelie bin outside!
Those wall socket plugin air fragrance thingies make me feel sick. I don't think 'ooh, lovely flowers' when I walk into a house with one of those wafting away; I feel as if I have been transported back 50 years to my A-level chemistry lab after somebody had just dropped a bottle of some pungent chemical on the tiled floor!
My sense of taste is the opposite though. I can eat raw chillies no problem, and have my curries much hotter than most of my family and friends. I just don't have the same number of receptors in my mouth for heat/spiciness.
I don't normally buy bread because I have a weakness for it. Mind you, I wouldn't have a problem with that stuff because it doesn't actually look like bread to me, more like pieces of cardboard!
If I had to choose one of those in terms of toastiness though, probably 7.
If buying bread, I would buy something darker and heavier, probably with seeds in it. Something that needs chewing and which actually has some roughage, flavour, and serious nutritional value.
You can divvy up my share of the sliced white 'bread' - I won't be needing it...
classic33
Leg End Member
Put it in a bin liner and seal the bag. Should keep some of the smell away, your only trouble will be when you undo it.Senses vary a lot from person to person. The smell of that powder is still bothering me from the next room and when I went in the kitchen just now to make a mug of tea, I seriously thought about slinging the box of powder in the wheelie bin outside!
Those wall socket plugin air fragrance thingies make me feel sick. I don't think 'ooh, lovely flowers' when I walk into a house with one of those wafting away; I feel as if I have been transported back 50 years to my A-level chemistry lab after somebody had just dropped a bottle of some pungent chemical on the tiled floor!
My sense of taste is the opposite though. I can eat raw chillies no problem, and have my curries much hotter than most of my family and friends. I just don't have the same number of receptors in my mouth for heat/spiciness.
I don't normally buy bread because I have a weakness for it. Mind you, I wouldn't have a problem with that stuff because it doesn't actually look like bread to me, more like pieces of cardboard!
If I had to choose one of those in terms of toastiness though, probably 7.
If buying bread, I would buy something darker and heavier, probably with seeds in it. Something that needs chewing and which actually has some roughage, flavour, and serious nutritional value.
You can divvy up my share of the sliced white 'bread' - I won't be needing it...
ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
- Location
- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
I don't intend to find out!
Getting things clean enough is not really an issue for me. I don't work in a garage getting clothes covered in oil, or wear pristine white cotton shirts to an office.
I just want to freshen up what I am washing, maybe get a curry stain off a t-shirt, that kind of thing. A quick cool wash with any type of powder is usually enough.
