Toast - buttered hot or cold

Buttered while hot? Or buttered while cold?

  • Buttered while hot

  • Buttered when cold


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This year is the first year for almost as long as I can remember that we've actually bought butter. Prior to that it was all homemade, from our own cows
That must've been beautiful. I manage to find Jersey double cream from time to time, and that always gets made into butter. I add a decent pinch of flaked sea salt too, and the occasional tiny crunch just adds to the joy
 
That must've been beautiful. I manage to find Jersey double cream from time to time, and that always gets made into butter. I add a decent pinch of flaked sea salt too, and the occasional tiny crunch just beer to the joy
It was.
Maybe it will be again one day.
But not just now.
 
This could turn into a whole other thread; if you could only have one topping on your toast (not including butter) for the rest of your life.....??

Think I'd have to go for some sort of garlic soft cheese (yeah yeah I know its French!)

Garlic and herbs Roulé: a gourmet cheese | Rians Garlic and herbs Roulé: a gourmet cheese | Rians
pate, none of this mouldy milk or stewed berries/citrus fruits. do like bovril but pate as thick as the toast cant be beaten
 
Buttered straight out of the toaster, right to the edges , then eaten with a piping hot cuppa.

I occasionally do marmalade and sometimes cheese, of the sliced or spreading ( triangle) variety.( a habit picked up touring Europe.)
 
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