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Pet_Sounds 03-24-2014 04:32 AM

I'll take good white bread. But it has to be home-baked or otherwise made decently.

Cuthbert 03-24-2014 07:40 AM

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Originally Posted by GravitySlips (Post 1430821)
Delicious!

Bovril, now there's something I've not had in a while - since whenever I was last at a football match, of course. Years ago! The thought of bovril spread on toast is conflicting, though - no idea how that'd pan out.

It's similar to Marmite but much better (in my opinion, though I like Marmite too). The first time I had it it was in drink form, I tried it on toast after expecting it to be **** but it was very good. But yeah works a lot better with brown/wholemeal bread.

Burning Down 03-24-2014 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Tristesse (Post 1430785)
Even the idea of macaroni cheese with brown pasta makes me want to cry

Yeah the whole wheat/brown pasta is just terrible in all pasta dishes.

As for bread, I don't really care. White is good and so is the whole wheat stuff. I also like 12 grain, flax seed, and rye bread.

Rjinn 03-24-2014 07:53 AM

"Brown" bread as in wholemeal? Yuck. I'll take multi-grain and pumpkin seed any day.

djchameleon 03-24-2014 08:00 AM

I'm pretty sure brown bread just meaning any variation of wheat.

Rjinn 03-24-2014 08:05 AM

I see. Don't think I've heard it being called "brown" bread here. Just white, wholemeal, multi-grain and rye mainly.

Burning Down 03-24-2014 08:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Rjinn (Post 1430944)
I see. Don't think I've heard it being called "brown" bread here. Just white, wholemeal, multi-grain and rye mainly.

Yeah I think the term "brown bread" is mostly an American thing, but it means whole wheat/whole grain here.

djchameleon 03-24-2014 08:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Burning Down (Post 1430948)
Yeah I think the term "brown bread" is mostly an American thing, but it means whole wheat/whole grain here.

Actually it seems to be a European thing because Briks started up the thread and he's not from America.

Most people here say wheat/whole grain as well.

Or maybe it's just Briks himself that calls it brown bread. No need to slander whole groups of people. :p:

Burning Down 03-24-2014 08:16 AM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1430949)
Actually it seems to be a European thing because Briks started up the thread and he's not from America.

Most people here say wheat/whole grain as well.

Or maybe it's just Briks himself that calls it brown bread. No need to slander whole groups of people. :p:

Okay, interesting! I had never really heard the term brown bread before now either.

Rjinn 03-24-2014 08:22 AM

Yeah, multigrain bread here can be a bit different though, in terms of variety. It can be more than several refined grains instead of whole grains.


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