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Beans on Toast
Reading another thread made me think of this...
Is beans on toast a boring meal? I like to spice it up a little - put some ground pepper into the beans when heating it up, and either some chilli powder or Reggae Reggae sauce into it. That and serve it up with a runny fried egg. On a couple slices of bread with seeds on. Mmm tasty quick meal
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Beans on cheese on toast is nice, IMO.
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id just eat the toast, i hate baked beans.
and if its tasty then its not boring is it? not everything has to be jazzed up to taste nice. |
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No it's not boring I think beans on toast is a very nice meal. In fact if the Queen came around my house she would get beans on toast and also some flumps for dessert.
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Spaghetti cheese on toast is good.
I put tinned tomatoes into my beans, i'm going to have that now ![]()
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The Food & Drink forum can be found just under Politics.
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No it's not boring I think beans on toast is a very nice meal. In fact if the Queen came around my house she would get beans on toast and also some flumps for dessert.
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The Food & Drink forum can be found just under Politics.
Thanks Ricardo ![]()
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What's flumps
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I always finely chop an onion and a couple of peppers, stir fry them a little then chuck the beans in. Few rounds of toast, bit of cheese and YUM.
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The Food & Drink forum can be found just under Politics.
Hot chilli sauce and beans without the toast for me. A chapatti or a wrap on the side. |
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I saw a cafe advertising beans on toast with a cup of tea or coffee - £4.99
Seemed expensive to me. |
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I tried beans over cheese on toast once, wasn't very nice. Now beans, fried egg, bacon and fried bread is a very nice treat.
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I saw a cafe advertising beans on toast with a cup of tea or coffee - £4.99
Seemed expensive to me. |
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Big lump of butter,boil the life out of them,add Worcestershire sauce and chuck on toasted self sliced bread.
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You're forgetting that with the topic involving beans, the subject of wind will inevitably arise, making this perfect DS:GS fodder.
Hot chilli sauce and beans without the toast for me. A chapatti or a wrap on the side. |
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I tried beans over cheese on toast once, wasn't very nice. Now beans, fried egg, bacon and fried bread is a very nice treat.
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I've just had beans with chilli powder and garlic salt.
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To my beans in the pan I add black pepper, chilli sauce, chopped mushrooms, a little garlic and some chopped (or dried) coriander. Serve on buttered wholemeal toast and top with a freshly poached egg. It's delightful. Honest!
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A tin of beans and sausages are nice too.. Also grated cheese in with the beans..
ha it rhymes..lol
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I tried beans over cheese on toast once, wasn't very nice. Now beans, fried egg, bacon and fried bread is a very nice treat.
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where is spiderpig's post.. It might come up now i posted a message..lol
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where is spiderpig's post.. It might come up now i posted a message..lol
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Sorry I am a bit thick and do not understand . Pretend you are talking to a ten year old and use words that are abit gooder.
I wasn't being funny..
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Big lump of butter,boil the life out of them,add Worcestershire sauce and chuck on toasted self sliced bread.
Heinz beans only with a knob of butter, 3 slices of buttered toast, a whole one in the middle and the rest sliced round the outside. Wish I could have beans on toast at work, we do have a toaster and a hob but somehow it just wouldn't seem right lol
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