Do you eat the crusts?

[Blue Mist]

It usually goes in the bin, but mainly because I live alone and by the time I get to the crusts, they've gone a bit shit. I might sometimes toast them. They go alright with spaghetti hoops, or dipped into soup, but never as a sandwich.

Recycling bin i hope

 

[Blue Mist]

A pedant would correct your use of "a panini". You can't have the indefinite article applied to a plural noun. "Panini" is plural.
You can have "a paninio" or several panini. Go to Italy and ask for a panini and you'll get more than you bargained for.

Fortunately, I am not a pedant.

Love your last line but what is an indefinite article ?

 

[discopop]

If you don’t like the crusts just dry them out and blitz them up for breadcrumbs and store.

 

[eversince 76]

I get upset when the misses steels what is mine. Best part and goes well with peanut butter.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Love your last line but what is an indefinite article ?

The is a definite article and a or an is an indefinite article.

Example: Did you see the Sergio goal on 93:20? (refers to a definite goal.)
I hope City score a goal in the first minute of each half! (Any old goal would do!)

Pedants are my heroes!

 

[KS55]

If you don’t like the crusts just dry them out and blitz them up for breadcrumbs and store.

Is the right answer. Shame on the rest of you throwing them away.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Is the right answer. Shame on the rest of you throwing them away.

I have 2 bags of breadcrumbs in the freezer - we eat more loaves of bread than we do meat/fish in breadcrumbs and so produce end crusts faster than we could consume them

 

[kenzie115]

You're probably going to tell us now that you don't eat the skin on a kiwi fruit.
The wife is posh but even she eats an apple or a kiwi without skinning it.

Out of interest where do you draw the line with fruit skins? Mangoes, bananas, oranges, pineapples?

 

[denislawsbackheel]

I am amazed at the number of crust avoiding mard arses there are on this forum.

 

[Blue Mist]

The is a definite article and a or an is an indefinite article.

Example: Did you see the Sergio goal on 93:20? (refers to a definite goal.)
I hope City score a goal in the first minute of each half! (Any old goal would do!)

Pedants are my heroes!

So 'a' is definitely an article, is 'p' definitely not an article and 'an' you're not sure about so it's indefinite?