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Re: What's Your Favourite British Dish?
« Reply #105 on: March 16, 2015, 04:53:52 PM »
Spoken like a true Wisconsinite!

Hey, I still think it was an absolute mistake to start letting them colour it yellow, instead of pink.

People should know they're eating something unnatural! :)


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Re: What's Your Favourite British Dish?
« Reply #106 on: March 16, 2015, 07:44:48 PM »
Margarine?!  :o YUK!
This house is a margarine-free zone, but I do use BOTH butter (real butter) and mayo on sandwiches.  Butter to 'seal' the bread, and mayo to moisten the fillings!  :)

Yes! That is my feeling as well, that if you're going to use it, use the real thing... butter.  But I still think mayonnaise belongs on sandwiches with meat, cheese, and/or vegetables.  I ask you, what is a good BLT without mayo?  And mayo makes that leftover Thanksgiving turkey sandwich the treat it is.... mmmmmmm (IMHO that's the best part of Thanksgiving anyway - the leftover turkey for sandwiches).  :-*

Margarine, at all, in any way, is an abomination.

But, so is butter on sandwiches.  I'm pretty sure it's actually poisonous in certain combinations-- especially with peanut butter & jelly.  The butter actually becomes cyanide or something.  I kept trying to explain that to my babysitter, the school lunch ladies, etc., but they never believed me.  They just kept scolding me for wasting food! 

REALLY!  :o 

Oh dear! I've been poisoning myself for years then, because a really good peanut butter and jelly sandwich has butter on the bread under the jelly side...  :-X

... Great!  Everything I like is either illegal, immoral, or going to kill you slowly and very, very painfully.... *sigh*   :(





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