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I was brought up on these little beauties and I love em!! One of the simplest combinations ever and so easy to make. Perfect now in my older years for the hangover cure. Vitamin B in the veg has you back on your feet in no time. If there's bugger all in the house for tea I often call on the old faithful to fill that hole. Anyone else remember the easy answer for a feed as a kid!!

A quick, easy & cheap meal for the little tackas was always digging in your beak for oysters!

westcoastpanther wrote:I was brought up on these little beauties and I love em!! One of the simplest combinations ever and so easy to make. Perfect now in my older years for the hangover cure. Vitamin B in the veg has you back on your feet in no time. If there's bugger all in the house for tea I often call on the old faithful to fill that hole. Anyone else remember the easy answer for a feed as a kid!!

Yep, had them often, as do my kids (and me) now.

Tea???? Please its dinner.

Should try the old Hun delight I grew up on peanut paste and honey, while the old man dined on black pudding, boiled ox tongue or pigs trotters

Coorong wrote:Tea???? Please its dinner.

Should try the old Hun delight I grew up on peanut paste and honey, while the old man dined on black pudding, boiled ox tongue or pigs trotters

Peanut pasye and honey had a bit of a toffey like taste, don't know about toasted though.
As a kid I used to have fried black and/or white pudding on toast with my old man, I still remember that it tasted ok, bloody glad I didn't reall understand what was in it

Im lucky enuff to make cheesymite scrolls at work and i eat one everyday, straight out the oven.

Cheese and veg sangers were the staple lunchbox content when I was a wee early-primary schooler.

Now I get into those cheesymite scrolls from Baker's Delight.

But better than a slice of cheese, drop a poached egg on top of a buttered & vegemited crumpet.

Pseudo wrote:Cheese and veg sangers were the staple lunchbox content when I was a wee early-primary schooler.

Now I get into those cheesymite scrolls from Baker's Delight.

But better than a slice of cheese, drop a poached egg on top of a buttered & vegemited crumpet.

Whats ya local BD? I might be makin ur Cheeseymites.

lizbeff eaglez wrote:Whats ya local BD? I might be makin ur Cheeseymites.

Parkholme. Some way off of your manor, I imagine. Which one do you work at?

I just spent part of the evening in the Goody Park hotel, discussing Baker's Delight with a bloke who claimed to have run the franchises at Mitcham and at Stirling. Small city - everywhere I turn, I bump into Bakers Delight employees or franchisees.

Brumbies Cheddarmite scrolls are better than BD's Cheesymite Scrolls IMHO

After your cheese toasty may I give you a dessert suggestion. Take two slices of bread, butter the outside. Spread a generous dollop of Philly on one slice, a blob of jam (Apricot my preference) on the other. Join together and introduce to toasty machine. Close toasty machine. Heat and then remove from heat. Mind the heat. Sprinkle with a little raw sugar, add cream or ice cream and serve. Order the Ab-King Pro.

I love those BD vegescrolls, buy mine down Jetty rD bay, Marion Sc or Parkholme afterwork. A couple of nieces of gf works at BD's in Blackwood.

My favourite snack food vegemite (caked on) and salada biki!! YUM!!! I take my tube of vegemite always OS with me for breakie good way to replenish my VitB intake before restarting another day on the turps.

Pseudo wrote:Cheese and veg sangers were the staple lunchbox content when I was a wee early-primary schooler.

Now I get into those cheesymite scrolls from Baker's Delight.

But better than a slice of cheese, drop a poached egg on top of a buttered & vegemited crumpet.

Same as Pseudo said, except better with a fried egg .. Piss easy now with those Cafe style toasty machines to include one in your sanger!

Canned spaghetti toasties are all the rage with smac and the mini smacs.

For me, it's the toasted cheese sanger with tomato paste and pickled onions. yummo.

My favourite sandwich though features salt & vinegar chips, mature cheese and tomato sauce. Maybe add some salami too.

smac wrote:Canned spaghetti toasties are all the rage with smac and the mini smacs.

Do they still make/sell Spaghetti & Meatballs?

They stopped making that cartoon years ago CP

Another good combo is tomato and vegemite sandwiches in toast. (not actually cooked in a toastie machine) The salty veg compliments the tomato superbly.

Perhaps I should change the thread title to 'Your favourite weird snacks'

Dogwatcher wrote:They stopped making that cartoon years ago CP

LOL I thought about that while I was writing, good call mate!

Constance_Perm wrote:

smac wrote:Canned spaghetti toasties are all the rage with smac and the mini smacs.

Do they still make/sell Spaghetti & Meatballs?

They do, but generally about 3-4 meatballs per can which is really poor form.