(05-08-2021, 04:20 PM)JJB Wrote: [ -> ]WOT NO BUTTER!!! that's sacrilege.......or maybe its me that's weird. 
bread and butter, never mind the filling. 
If its toast I don't have butter just spread with either Marmite, jam or peanut butter.
(05-08-2021, 05:11 PM)Bren Wrote: [ -> ] (05-08-2021, 04:20 PM)JJB Wrote: [ -> ]WOT NO BUTTER!!! that's sacrilege.......or maybe its me that's weird. bread and butter, never mind the filling.
If its toast I don't have butter just spread with either Marmite, jam or peanut butter.
You're probably far healthier than I.
Good job we're all different isn't it Bren, I can't stand marmite or peanut butter. I wonder if it's sensitivity of different taste buds? I know our lad loves sour things (he eats raw lemons, gooseberries and rhubarb and will drink vinegar!) Whereas I definitely don't.
JJB I think down to how we taste things, me I never sugar rhubarb unless its in jam to preserve it. I don't like chocolate, cream or anything that's been sweetened and only have a tiny bit of milk in my tea/coffee. I do like mixed nuts
MrB has different tastes he'll smother rhubarb in honey and he's not keen on my pinhead oats made with water and eaten with a dollop of plain yoghurt.
I do like a little bit of butter on my bread.
...........and he bounced out of bed.
I love salty butter on my brown soda bread. I put butter on my toast then marmalade or else just eat it with butter
Have any of you with all the funny tastes, ever tried a piece spread with butter and sugar
We used to eat sugar sandwiches as kids, Spec.
I didn't but just asked MrB and he said he did as a kid. I remember having bread and dripping though.
Bread and dripping, bread and milk, sugar sandwiches, condensed milk sandwiches, cinnamon toast all treats from my childhood. You do wonder how we've lived so long
what do the panel consider guilty treats today?