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Eggs'actly...
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Eggs... then bacon can't be far off...
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Sandwiches aren't cooked- so why would anybody be bacon a sandwich?
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Never mind the jokes.
What kind of BREAD??? Unfinished sandwich
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According to this thread, the bread is personal choice. The most popular seems to be on white bread or whole wheat. Dark brown is not a common favourite. Also, it seems to be favoured more on bread, not toast. Lastly, stonger breads like rye might affect the cheese and pickle flavour...
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Wholemeal bread, light brown bread, crusty white bread, even a roll or French baguette - whichever you prefer.
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OK, seems everyone has their own type. Might just have asked, "how do you like your eggs?"
I'll opt for whole wheat. Now if I can only find Branston pickles, I can try it out!
The only sure ingredient is the cheddar cheese. :scratch:
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I preference Edam.

Edam is made backwards.
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Do you like it cos its made backwards or because its good on pickle and bread?
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My experience of bread is that the kinds of bread you get in each country are very different. Even if we use the same name for a variety of bread it's likely to be a completely different loaf.
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And they may be the same shape but with a different flavor and texture.
I am so far behind, I think I am First :evilgrin:
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GeoffW wrote:I preference Edam.

Edam is made backwards.
I apologise for the iPhone generated "preference" rather than "prefer". Darned autocorrect.

I'm not sure if my intent was clear. "Edam" is "made" backwards.
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I got your intent first time round...hence my reply to you earlier.
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GeoffW wrote:I apologise for the iPhone generated "preference" rather than "prefer". Darned autocorrect.
BTW: On the iPhone, you can turn off auto-correct without sacrificing spell checks. See attached...
If you go to Settings, General, Keyboard, switch off Auto Correct.
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Most of the time autocorrect is fine. I'd rather have it termed on.

And it was me who didn't understand the intent of your reply :-(
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Termed on - another example of AutoCorrect?
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HansV wrote:Termed on - another example of AutoCorrect?
That time it was intentional.
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