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Poll Question: What is your favorite type of bread?
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1 [4.55%]
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    Posted: September 25 2005 at 19:14
Originally posted by Guests Guests wrote:

Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

Surprized Rye bread isn't here.

Yeah. Especially on Rueben sandwiches. OMG!! Like sex in my mouth.

The Rueben is my all-time favorite sandwich.It is a gift from a loving God.

Now you got me thinking about rueben's and I gotta have one.

My wife will love ya.


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Definitely Sourdough,then rye(which is not listed).


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Wheat has to be my choice.
Good for PB&J.
Toasts up very nicely.

Wearing feelings on our faces when our faces took a rest...
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Originally posted by Scratching his head (producing much sawdust, and evicting a few small crustaceans), Velvetclown Scratching his head (producing much sawdust, and evicting a few small crustaceans), Velvetclown wrote:

But didn´t he donate the pecker for some Science experiments


Nope - I believe the pecker went on to lead an independant existence, calling itself Wafflesauce.

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Cymraeg: Bara

English: Bread
CYMRU AM BYTH
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But didn´t he donate the pecker for some Science experiments
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Originally posted by <FONT color=#cc00ff><strong>Velvetyclown</strong></FONT> Velvetyclown wrote:

Always glad to see Reed's pecker !!......................Hey..........Did I just say that?

Yes -- sadly, you did.Dead



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Always glad to see you Peter !!......................Hey..........Did I just say that
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Originally posted by Velvetclown Velvetclown wrote:

Bilden “http://www.breadcomestolife.com/pics/4-Giant-BREAD-to-OVEN.jpg” kan inte visas, då den innehåller fel.

ShockedOy -- that'll never fit!

Is that a bun in yer oven, Velvie, or are ya just glad to see me? Wink
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My great great grandma once told me that a poll with no pumpernikel was, in fact, no poll at all.
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Bilden “http://www.breadcomestolife.com/pics/4-Giant-BREAD-to-OVEN.jpg” kan inte visas, då den innehåller fel.
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Other: multi-grain or 12 grain

Yum -- hearty goodness!Big smile

I love almost all types of fresh-baked bread in general, though....Smile
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^ Troll.Dead
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mike ballas' uncle is a dentist

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I like muffins.

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Points: 6308 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 03 2005 at 13:34
ah! ah! obviously we don't have same bread references!

My vote would go for nut bread, bread with poppy seeds,
cook with olive oil, leaven bread, that kind of things...
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Bilden “http://www.londonstimes.us/toons/cartoons/custard.jpg” kan inte visas, då den innehåller fel.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 03 2005 at 11:09
Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

Surprized Rye bread isn't here.

Yeah. Especially on Rueben sandwiches. OMG!! Like sex in my mouth.
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If bread has to be white, it has to be home made - my Friday ritual used to be: in from work, quick cold beer, then take out the week's frustrations on an uncomplaining lump of dough.

White home made bread makes the best toast, bar none.

Originally posted by James Lee James Lee wrote:

Does Bread Pudding count (mmm, with whiskey sauce, pure Quartier Latin style)?


Bread Pudding always counts, but you can keep your fancy-pants whiskey sauce, I take mine like a true Englishman, heaped with thick custard!





Whiskey sauce - PAH!

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