A Conversation for Heinz Toast Toppers
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Jeff Mutton Started conversation Nov 20, 2002
I enjoyed reading it, and you're obviously a real fan, but personally I cannot stand the taste of them. Ma n Pa would buy them as a handy foodstuff to take on caravan holidays when I was a nipper, and it may be their force feeding of the stuff to me which accounts for my present dislike, nay abhorrance.
Tastes like baby food smells, and I'm not convinced even after reading the contents, that they contain any real nutrition.
Alternative (and in my opinion superior) toast toppings are, in no particular order: -
Lemon curd
Marmite
Peanut butter
Cheese and tabasco sauce
Cheesy spicy beans (cutlery/crockery required)
That's my twopenn'orth
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the third man(temporary armistice)n strike) Posted Nov 20, 2002
I think a large proportion of TT's are consumed late at night by drunken people back from the pub. As such they present little in the way of a health hazard (compared to a chip pan) and as such should be encouraged. As someone who has woken up with dodgy stains on clothing I can vouch they wash out easily. Another advantage!
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Primord Posted Nov 20, 2002
wrong assumption I'm afraid-
any subject can be turned into an article on h2g2-so maybe you should remember that.
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the third man(temporary armistice)n strike) Posted Nov 20, 2002
Well I could do with a nice TT. I've moved office and the new one has less moaners but appears to be cake mad!!!
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Primord Posted Nov 20, 2002
glad to catch you-I was feeling a little in case I'd offended you
I'm a little grouchy at the mo'...too many people taking a swipe...
hope you have a nice night
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bigcat Posted Nov 20, 2002
absolutely- babyfood on toast! my own favourites:-
peppered salami and taramasalata on multigrain bread
banana and chunky peanut butter on bagel
pate and backcurrant jam on cream crackers
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GRUBBY ASS Posted Nov 20, 2002
houmous, or hummus however you spell it. pitta bread or brown loaf, cut into soldier, dipped into a pot of the yummy garlicy chickpea mush, maybe with a sliced green olive or sun dried tomatoe to garnish.
mmm mmm mmm
or cottage cheese on buttered brown toast with coarse ground black pepper.... also good.
so not rancid at all!
never tried a TT though....?
Rancid
Primord Posted Nov 21, 2002
the assumption that I'm a great fan.
What started life as a cheerful entry has turned into a waste of my time and the editors...everyone seems to have a total downer on it.
I think I'll drop these edited entries.
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Jeff Mutton Posted Nov 21, 2002
Sorry if I offended you, it wasn't my intention. I think it's a great entry, and I was merely expressing an opinion in what I believed to be a lighthearted way.
I'd better see some more entries from you soon or there'll be trouble
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Primord Posted Nov 21, 2002
sorry mate-It's not really you-there was just a kerfuffle yesterday about a teeny comment I made on another topic-and I'm feeling a little wounded...
don't worry about it
but I am gonna steer clear of the 'talking point' in future...
Rancid
Jeff Mutton Posted Nov 21, 2002
It'd be a shame if you did - I thought that's what this place was about, in a way. Right, I'm off to research ideas for jacket spud fillings...
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