nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Without reading the other posts what about sliced apple butties? Used to love 'em as a kid, not sure I'm brave enough to try them now!
Ahh yes, sugar butties! Kids nowadays haven't lived have they!Lavinda Past said:nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Without reading the other posts what about sliced apple butties? Used to love 'em as a kid, not sure I'm brave enough to try them now!
Memories - Scrumping apples / rhubarb whatever, pinching some bread from your mates kitchen, lunch sorted. Sugar butties were a treat too - The kids won't believe me when I tell them about such luxuries.
nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Ahh yes, sugar butties! Kids nowadays haven't lived have they!Lavinda Past said:nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Without reading the other posts what about sliced apple butties? Used to love 'em as a kid, not sure I'm brave enough to try them now!
Memories - Scrumping apples / rhubarb whatever, pinching some bread from your mates kitchen, lunch sorted. Sugar butties were a treat too - The kids won't believe me when I tell them about such luxuries.
We also had Brown sauce butties for our tea back in the day also. They were a delicacy in Collyhurst flats in the 70's!
Aye lad, aye! Them were t'days.....Lavinda Past said:nobody can eat fifty eggs said:Ahh yes, sugar butties! Kids nowadays haven't lived have they!Lavinda Past said:Memories - Scrumping apples / rhubarb whatever, pinching some bread from your mates kitchen, lunch sorted. Sugar butties were a treat too - The kids won't believe me when I tell them about such luxuries.
We also had Brown sauce butties for our tea back in the day also. They were a delicacy in Collyhurst flats in the 70's!
It seems unbelievable that 50 years ago, I'd get in from school, change, go out, play footie until about 5:30, have two jam butties for tea, later on pinch a couple of chips off dad's plate for supper and bed by 7:30.
Nostalgia - It really pisses you off sometimes doesn't it?
another generation said:Wrong. Try a combination of honey and Marmite.city diehard said:Sweet and savoury should not cross paths, it's just wrong.
As for the people trying combinations of food in Norway, you can't get worse than the Noggie combination of mackerel-in-tomato-sauce (aka road kill) and mayonnaise. Still haven't psyched myself up to try it. Tried the above 'road kill' together with chocolate spread, as a dare. I don't recommend it.
SteWadda said:pominoz said:Banana buttys seem popular here, for kids school lunch.
Surely everyone has had a banana butty?
BlueMoonie said:pepper on salted popcorn, was given this in a bar in portugal at the sporting away game, lovely and so so moreish :)