Just tried that and I have to say it’s made the worst slice of toast I’ve had.
Toast - buttered hot or cold
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Flash G 74
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Hello, Yes why ?? , I was just thinking on the cost to toast bread , The design has not changed for years, Heating elements ?? I would have thought some bright spark would have come up with a new type of toaster
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shakey jake
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your comment about a toaster, both single use items that are just a luxury really.
Freeforester
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Our toaster broke few weeks back. Happy on grill myself.
Usually only eat breakfast on a Sunday, but this thread inspired me at 5am this morning! Buttered so melts & soaks, then bit more butter on top!!
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Leave mine upright to rest a minute post toaster, still warm enough to have the butter melt in yet still remain visible. Makes for a good soldier!
Apart from some artisan butters, Kerrygold is a good everyday butter.
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hairlesshunter
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Toast always tastes better when someone else does it .
Hot and buttery for me
Hot and buttery for me
Freeforester
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.. and lead us not into temptation…
How to make butter
Few people realise how easy it is to make butter at home - you don't even need any special equipment. There are also dozens of flavours you can add
www.theguardian.com
i apologise that this is from the Grauniad. I'm not a socialist, but i do like their recipes (Grauniad not socialists)
AArgh and i see i'm beaten to it. However this version uses a mixer for zero effort!
Waitrose has it from Graham's dairy in scotland
Not sure there's a Waitrose near me, sadly
TringSaint
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You butter bread for use as soldiers? That’s just wrong on every level!
How do you get an even level of yolkyness if one side has an impermeable butter boundary??
What sort of savage beast waits til the toast is cold?
Thick white Irish soda bread toasted - hot and loads of country salted butter.
Melba toast - cold with cold Cheshire butter.
When I was a child we used to go to a hotel for Sunday lunches “The Belfry” outside Wilmslow- the Melba toast with the starters is ingrained on my memory.
I’ve caught my 4 year old eating butter without toast, just a spoon and a smile
Melba toast - cold with cold Cheshire butter.
When I was a child we used to go to a hotel for Sunday lunches “The Belfry” outside Wilmslow- the Melba toast with the starters is ingrained on my memory.
I’ve caught my 4 year old eating butter without toast, just a spoon and a smile
Sheffield really is still in the dark ages
Remember hearing an American share this pearl of wisdom, "Butter makes everything better."
I am also a hot toast, butter straight on - usually leave the butter out for a good while as well before I even get to toasting.
An old university room mate of mine was even more extreme...
Toast out of the toaster, butter on, buttered toast into the MICROWAVE for 30s
Freeforester
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Look again..
Sheffield really is still in the dark ages
Remember hearing an American share this pearl of wisdom, "Butter makes everything better."
I am also a hot toast, butter straight on - usually leave the butter out for a good while as well before I even get to toasting.
An old university room mate of mine was even more extreme...
Toast out of the toaster, butter on, buttered toast into the MICROWAVE for 30s
Funnily enough, that roommate was also from Sheffield...
TringSaint
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Well, I don’t have x-ray vision so I’m assuming that as you have a spoon next to the buttered bread and the eggs, that you have soft boiled eggs, else why have a spoon???
thorneyglatt
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.......a civilised contribution at last !Cold then butter for me
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