Do americans eat toast?

[Snake]

I know this is going to pass over everybody's head, but why, when I saw the name of this post, did Alex from Flinter's stuff come to mind???

I'm a sick, twisted b'stard.

 

[MD1032]

I eat toast all the time! I toast bagels, too. My favorite breakfast is cheesy eggs, bacon, and PBJ toast.

 

[Mr.PD]

I eat toast often.
At home it's white toast fully coated with butter (margarine) out to the edges, and often times with Ski Queen gjetost cheese. I'm not fond of jelly or jam. Honey is nice occasionally.

On the road I usually go for sourdough toast because restaurant people never put enough butter on toast. So, I go for a more flavorful bread.

A couple over easy eggs, hashbrowns with red pepper flakes, minced garlic, onions, and a good shake of Tabasco then topped with salsa, and couple slices of well buttered toast. That is my normal breakfast.

 

[usc goose]

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Originally Posted by Mr.PD ...restaurant people never put enough butter on toast...

(10 character minimum? what?)

 

[minya]

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Originally Posted by usc goose (10 character minimum? what?)

What?

Hey, Goose, you're a Supremus now.

I love toast. I can barely stand to eat bread unless it's toasted. Sandwiches on untoasted bread -- BLECH. What a WASTE.

- Chris

 

[Mr.PD]

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Originally Posted by minya What? Hey, Goose, you're a Supremus now. I love toast. I can barely stand to eat bread unless it's toasted. Sandwiches on untoasted bread -- BLECH. What a WASTE. - Chris

try posting just this:

I think he wanted to comment on my butter intake. Either that or he goes to restaurants that actually put enough butter on the toast so that you can tell it's there.

 

[Norbert]

Of course we eat toast. We have toasters and butter and jam and even mass produced plastic wonder bread to stick in it. I personally don't eat toast, mainly because I don't eat breakfast. just a cup of strong coffee and a cigarette for me till lunch.

 

[Edwood]

Actually, I like crumpets better.

-Ed

 

[terrymx]

i hate toast so much. the bread is all hard, and leave crumbs which go all over my clothes. i prefer just the bread itself.

 

[gloco]

Ugh, i love toast and if i was president i'd go to war with any country that said anything engative about my toast!

Seriously tho, i'll buy a small semolina (topped with sesame seeds) from a local Italian bakery and have it sliced. Go home, toss four slices in my toaster and get the butter ready to go, and unlike those damn luncheonettes that are cheap with the butter, i spread butter out like i'm getting ready for a heart attack. Tastiest toast ever.

I'll take some pictures tomorrow and post them up so everyone can drool. Oh, am i the only one or do you guys like your toast well toasted?

 

[Demolition]

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Originally Posted by minya Sandwiches on untoasted bread -- BLECH. What a WASTE.

I agree.

Toasted sandwiches = warm, tasty, yum.

Untoasted sandwiches = cold, soggy, yuck.

D.

 

[averydonovan]

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Originally Posted by PinkFloyd Just a silly question but do American people eat toast?

Toasted bread is pretty common here. Possibly the most common form is in sandwiches since it helps keep the somewhat juciy contents of a sandwich from causing the bread to get really soggy. I rarely eat just toasted bread with butter on it, last time I did that was many months ago. But nearly every day I eat a sandwich which has toasted bread (I eat a lot of fast food). Unless the British really like soggy sandwiches I bet they also toast the bread on many of their sandwiches.

 

[ipodstudio]

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Originally Posted by PinkFloyd How on earth could it have been an American invention considering John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich invented the sandwich back in 1765? More sandwich facts and figures here: http://whatscookingamerica.net/Histo...ichHistory.htm Reading that has given me an appetite Pinkie.

Really? Hey, ya learn something new...

LOL! More info that I really didn't need

Thanks Pinkie!

 

[ipodstudio]

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Originally Posted by gort Few years ago I saw on TV about British restaurants and you don't need a license to open up your own restaurant. And if I remember correctly, there's no regular inspections like here on US. That's sick. Primary reason why I'll never consider traveling there.

What?! I'm pretty sure they have inspectors....Either way, if that's your premise for not travelling you will die a most untravelled man

 

[Edwood]

Don't forget Quiznos Suuuuuubs! They are so tasty!!!!!!

Quiznos Suuuuuubs!!!!

-Ed