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Whats your dirty sandwich?
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Bread, white thick slice fried butter marmite chips fishfingers cheese veg sausage 2 eggs brown sauce fried bread this will be my attempt today, i would have subsituted the chips for hash browns and may have dropped a waffle in but i havent got any. or its bread butter mayo black cracked pepper cheese good mature stuff plain ready salted crisps butter bread Yum whats yours? |
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Bread, white thick slice fried butter marmite chips fishfingers cheese veg sausage 2 eggs brown sauce fried bread this will be my attempt today, i would have subsituted the chips for hash browns and may have dropped a waffle in but i havent got any. or its bread butter mayo black cracked pepper cheese good mature stuff plain ready salted crisps butter bread Yum whats yours? Is it hinged?
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Bread, white thick slice fried butter marmite chips fishfingers cheese veg sausage 2 eggs brown sauce fried bread this will be my attempt today, i would have subsituted the chips for hash browns and may have dropped a waffle in but i havent got any. or its bread butter mayo black cracked pepper cheese good mature stuff plain ready salted crisps butter bread Yum whats yours?
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How big is your gob?
Is it hinged?![]() Get some of those fancy cocktail sticks to hold it all together. Serve on a plate sarcastically garnished with lettuce. Wash it down with diet coke, though - you don't want to go too far. |
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When i was small on a beach i used to have a sand wich
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Two slices of Scottish plain bread, thick layer of butter, two (well done) fried potato scones, fried egg, fried mushrooms and loads of brown sauce. Mmm I could go that just now.
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White bread, Dairylea and salt and vinger crisps.
Or for pudding, lemon curd and marshmallow Fluff. |
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Scottish Plain bread,
buttered, slice of square sausage, grated cheese, chips, tomoato sauce Topped with another slice of buttered bread num num
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You put all of this in one sandwich?? How does that work?
![]() I have done fried white bread 2 hash brown 2 sausages slice them longways 1 egg tomatos 2 rashers of bacon a waffle baked beans carefully placed in the waffle holes mushrooms 1 egg tomatoes 2 rashers of bacon 1 sausage black pudding 1 egg fried bread with random brown and tomato sauce in between held together with 2 kebab skewer gave it too my flat mate after he had recovered from a hangover then he had to have a 3 hour sleep after wards hahaha Im famed by my large fry ups after a night out, its all an art of achitectual balance, however he couldnt manage to hold it in one go after 2 mins as it fell apart hahaha |
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Most of it sounds great apart from this combination: Quote:
fishfingers
cheese veg sausage 2 eggs Mine would be: potato waffle cheese fried egg (runny yolk) bacon sliced sausage sliced tomato brown sauce between two slices of buttered toast. HUGE mug of builder's tea. Big plate to catch the fall out. Lovely. |
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Bacon, mushroom, tomato and Mayo. Lots of people balk at the mayo, but it is the sandwich from the gods. esp if your at work with a hangover.
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I Had Iceland meatball sandwich filler and edam slices on a warm Warburtons seeded bun yesterday and felt quite guilty
clearly I'm just an amateur at this
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Chocolate digestives.
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has to be fish finger sandwich, not that dirty though.
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What is Scottish plain bread? How does it differ to English?
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All I know is we call plain bread the stuff with black crusts - Mothers Pride is the main popular one. I think Sunblest is the other brand ?
But I've always known them as plain and pan Just the way I've been brought upPan bread's all the other bread without the black burnty crusts. |
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What is Scottish plain bread? How does it differ to English?
In Scotland it used to be the most common bread and you were considered posh if you bought "pan bread" (normal white bread). And so, the phrase "pan loafy" means speaking with an artificially posh accent. |
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Plain breads my favourite by a long shot.
I remember years ago asking my mum to buy that fancy bread that had the zig zags on the crust But to be honest I find pan bread too soggy to have a normal sandwich with. I only use it for toast
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White bread, crunchy peanut butter, jam, salt and vinegar crisps.
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Get some of those fancy cocktail sticks to hold it all together. Serve on a plate sarcastically garnished with lettuce. Wash it down with diet coke, though - you don't want to go too far.
I love the idea of sarcastic garnish, must try that myself
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my sandwich was cheddar cheese and chocolate spread...
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Whenever i made a sheppards pie, i always slap it on some buttered bread and make a sheppards pie butty,,Yum;;lol
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One slice of bread unbuttered
Salad cream ,lots Salt and vinegar crisps scrunched to tiny pieces One pack of crisps is enough for two Fold bread and dinner is served. |
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I've heard of some folk having a Scotch Pie inside a white morning roll...
Haven't tried it myself, never say never I suppose... I love plain bread, toasted, covered in Lurpak butter then topped with Rose's Lemon & Lime marmalade... I don't feel guilty about that whatsoever...
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I've heard of some folk having a Scotch Pie inside a white morning roll...
Haven't tried it myself, never say never I suppose... I can imagine my son eating that
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Is it hinged?