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A good bread analogy here 16:50 - Apr 11 with 1289 viewsMullet



Mindblowing in many ways

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A good bread analogy here on 16:53 - Apr 11 with 1243 viewsJ2BLUE

Imagine having to offer it a new deal after one good sandwich.

Truly impaired.
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A good bread analogy here on 16:56 - Apr 11 with 1200 viewseireblue

A good bread analogy here on 16:53 - Apr 11 by J2BLUE

Imagine having to offer it a new deal after one good sandwich.


Especially when only one slice is used.
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A good bread analogy here on 17:01 - Apr 11 with 1165 viewsWD19

Incredible. Everyone knows an 800g loaf from Pauls only costs £6.60.

£16 would be a rip off.
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A good bread analogy here on 17:30 - Apr 11 with 1077 viewsSWGF

I don't begrudge anyone earning a crust

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A good bread analogy here on 17:32 - Apr 11 with 1057 viewsjeera

A good bread analogy here on 16:56 - Apr 11 by eireblue

Especially when only one slice is used.


Slice or round?

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A good bread analogy here on 18:28 - Apr 11 with 954 viewsjeera

A good bread analogy here on 17:32 - Apr 11 by jeera

Slice or round?


Shocking behaviour from J2!

It's a sociological question.

Do the good people of Ireland call sawn sections of break slices or rounds or even something else as a rule?

And don't try to use Eire's post as an example. He might have just been trying to fit in.

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A good bread analogy here on 18:31 - Apr 11 with 944 viewseireblue

A good bread analogy here on 17:32 - Apr 11 by jeera

Slice or round?


A round slice.
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A good bread analogy here on 18:33 - Apr 11 with 937 viewsjeera

A good bread analogy here on 18:31 - Apr 11 by eireblue

A round slice.


J2 was trying to convince me a few days ago that bread used to come in tubes or something.

I was having none of it of course.

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A good bread analogy here on 18:37 - Apr 11 with 923 viewsJ2BLUE

A good bread analogy here on 18:33 - Apr 11 by jeera

J2 was trying to convince me a few days ago that bread used to come in tubes or something.

I was having none of it of course.





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A good bread analogy here on 18:47 - Apr 11 with 884 viewschrismakin





That's interesting too

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A good bread analogy here on 18:53 - Apr 11 with 859 viewseireblue

A good bread analogy here on 18:37 - Apr 11 by J2BLUE





Hmmm, that looks like the more common Jaffa Cake Cake baker.
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A good bread analogy here on 19:06 - Apr 11 with 827 viewsjeera

A good bread analogy here on 18:53 - Apr 11 by eireblue

Hmmm, that looks like the more common Jaffa Cake Cake baker.


I can't decide if that's a really old method, or some modern experiment.

It does look like a bread cross cake type thing though.

Maybe useful for making steamed puddings?

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A good bread analogy here on 19:51 - Apr 11 with 778 viewsMullet

A good bread analogy here on 19:06 - Apr 11 by jeera

I can't decide if that's a really old method, or some modern experiment.

It does look like a bread cross cake type thing though.

Maybe useful for making steamed puddings?


It's an Anderson loaf innit

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