Sandwiches
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Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.
Surely you are confusing Marmite with Bovril? Marmite is a Vegetarian Spread Bovril is the Beef Extract Spread
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digital man wrote:
Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.
Marmite is what I excrete the day after eating Vegemite (which is after all God's gift to sandwich spreads).
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I think Vegemite is vile. What do those who like it think of the new recipe ( calling it something cheesy and mixing it with cream cheese ) ?
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.
Turkey, brie and red onion
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.
Pepperami + Red Pepper + Chilli Dressing Ham + Chess + Mustard Mayo Beef + Tom + Mustard
Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software
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Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.
Fresh crusty bread, with cheese, ham and coleslaw. Classic but still yummers
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Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.
Items 2 and 3 from your list (or 1 and 2 if you are a real programmer) and Mayo on Granary.
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I think Vegemite is vile. What do those who like it think of the new recipe ( calling it something cheesy and mixing it with cream cheese ) ?
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
Christian Graus wrote:
calling it something cheesy and mixing it with cream cheese
Is there no low to which Australian Cuisine will not sink? (And I use the word Cuisine totally incorrectly).
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Pepperami + Red Pepper + Chilli Dressing Ham + Chess + Mustard Mayo Beef + Tom + Mustard
Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software
Norm .net wrote:
Ham + Chess + Mustard Mayo
Is that like a Pawn Cocktail?
------------------------------------ "I'm going to walk around a field dangling my keys on a bit of string until I hear whistling noises. " Steve Harris 2009
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Pepperami + Red Pepper + Chilli Dressing Ham + Chess + Mustard Mayo Beef + Tom + Mustard
Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software
Norm .net wrote:
Ham + Chess + Mustard Mayo
My lunch for today. Also very good with Reggae Reggae ketchup.
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Norm .net wrote:
Ham + Chess + Mustard Mayo
Is that like a Pawn Cocktail?
------------------------------------ "I'm going to walk around a field dangling my keys on a bit of string until I hear whistling noises. " Steve Harris 2009
:doh: I knew that mispelling was going to cost me. :)
Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software
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Norm .net wrote:
Ham + Chess + Mustard Mayo
My lunch for today. Also very good with Reggae Reggae ketchup.
Do you sing the song whilst you eat it?
Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software
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Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.
Not a sandwich exactly, but Marmite on toast is excellent with scrambled eggs.
CCC solved so far: 2 (including a Hard One!)
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I think Vegemite is vile. What do those who like it think of the new recipe ( calling it something cheesy and mixing it with cream cheese ) ?
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
Christian Graus wrote:
What do those who like it think of the new recipe ( calling it something cheesy and mixing it with cream cheese ) ?
Bah! I'm a lifelong fan of Vegemite, but I think the new recipe is repugnant! The taste is weak and insipid and it's got one of the most rediculous names ever conceived: "iSnack 2.0". Apparently there were some 48,000 entries in the competition to choose a name for the "new Vegemite". I can't believe "iSnack 2.0" was the best they could come up with. Seriously, what were they thinking??
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Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.
digital man wrote:
Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]
What a crappy name! X| X| X| It's a despicable amalgam of so many things I hate: the i~ prefix fad, the word 'snack', and version numbers being applied to food! X| X| X|
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Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.
Salami with fennel seeds. Rawr.
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digital man wrote:
Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]
What a crappy name! X| X| X| It's a despicable amalgam of so many things I hate: the i~ prefix fad, the word 'snack', and version numbers being applied to food! X| X| X|
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
numbers being applied to food
Quarter Pounder, 12" Sub, 14" Deep Pan, Have you noticed that they are all Imperial Measurments? No-one orders a 30cm Sub or a 113 grammer. (Yeah I know they aint version numbers).
------------------------------------ "I'm going to walk around a field dangling my keys on a bit of string until I hear whistling noises. " Steve Harris 2009
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Do you sing the song whilst you eat it?
Software Kinetics (requires SL3 beta) - Moving software
Okay, I'll bite. What song?
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Given the response to my cheesey post I though an infromal survey on favourite sandwiches might be appropriate. To get it going my favourite is: Marmite. Sunpat crunchy peanut butter. Any mature cheddar. Heinz tomato ketchup. Lurpak (butter). Multi-grain bread (Tesco sell a particularly tasty one). As an aside Marmite have a forum where people can post their favourite marmite sandwiches. The weirdest has to be marmite and coleslaw. For those of you unfortunate enough to not know what marmite[^] is. Edit: just found this: Vegemite unscrews lid on iSnack2.0[^]. Vegemite is the vegetarian version used by wimpy autralians who can't handle the real thing.
Marmite is also vegetarian. :) I have tried both and I lean toward vegemite.
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Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
numbers being applied to food
Quarter Pounder, 12" Sub, 14" Deep Pan, Have you noticed that they are all Imperial Measurments? No-one orders a 30cm Sub or a 113 grammer. (Yeah I know they aint version numbers).
------------------------------------ "I'm going to walk around a field dangling my keys on a bit of string until I hear whistling noises. " Steve Harris 2009
Dalek Dave wrote:
No-one orders a 30cm Sub
That's because you'd get a shorter sandwich! (12 inches = 30.48 cm) I think it should be measured in parsecs, personally. ;P
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Dalek Dave wrote:
No-one orders a 30cm Sub
That's because you'd get a shorter sandwich! (12 inches = 30.48 cm) I think it should be measured in parsecs, personally. ;P
I have done the Kessel Run in less than thirty Ham and Cheese Subs!
------------------------------------ "I'm going to walk around a field dangling my keys on a bit of string until I hear whistling noises. " Steve Harris 2009