Do you like toast?

When the bread is old I toast it. I usually eat it with butter and some mature cheese

I may end up living on toast and tea. There is such a phenomena of older people living on simple meals like toast and tea: The 'tea and toast syndrome' refers to malnutrition in seniors due to their lack of desire or inability to prepare and/or eat proper meals, relying instead on simple fare such as tea and toast.

It’s come to my attention...

I love toast. Every since I was a little kid it has been a comfort food. But the bread has to be good bread. I don't eat cheap white bread toasted. Stopped doing that by the time I was 14. Now I like fresh bakery made multigrain high fiber bread, toasted with unsalted butter slathered all over it, and orange marmalade. Sometimes I'll sprinkle cinnamon on it instead of marmalade.

My fave is rye which getting more difficult to find. Cinnamon is another fave.

Toast is okay but I would prefer a biscuit.

I have a friend who lives in Paris. I've asked him to send a toaster to me as I've always wanted to try French toast.

Toasted bread is fine when appropriate but I hate the smell of toasted "Wonderbread" style bread. Almost as bad as the smell of peanut butter. A combination of the two is nauseating.

The British live their toast topped with baked beans. A nutritional, economical, and filling meal.

Toasted brioche or challah with lots of butter

[quote] When the bread is old I toast it. I usually eat it with butter and some mature cheese

What is “mature cheese “? Is it gross?

R12 aged cheese you idiot.

“Mature” and “cheese” on Datalounge. Makes me think of uncut senior citizen. Fine, I am an idiot. But mature cheese still sound funny. Don’t say it again on a food threat.

R14 seriously? Get your arse to the Netherlands after covid! Our mature cheese is exquisite. In Britain it’s called mature, literally translated from Dutch it would be “old cheese”. I thought I was explaining myself well haha. Anyway it’s great on a sandwich or on toasted bread. Or just without bread and with some mustard.

Dear lR14 you made laugh, you bastard.

I like to toast raisin bread with cinnamon, then butter it up. A good snack, or quick lunch.

Toast a slice of thick brioche challah.

Slather on some butter.

Then add a tablespoon of sweetened condensed milk.

Pop under the broiler til it browns just a little.

Oh, yes.

I don't like to smell toast when there is none in the toaster.

I enjoy a nice slice of Panettone toasted, especially when I can find it at CVS for under $6 a loaf.

I just had some Maple Streusel breakfast bread from Aldi. Delicious as is or toasted with butter.

My favorites are rye or multigrain with lots of seeds. Dry, with tea. I eat the crust first. Then I carefully separate the slice into two thin halves and eat them separately, toasted side to my tongue. This way, I enjoy its sandpaper-like effect in my mouth before swallowing.

If I'm breakfasting at a commercial establishment, finding the butter too hard to spread, I just skip ahead to the jam.

Here's to the ladies who lunch...

I could live on toast and butter. Ever since I was a kid. When I was forced to bring a sandwich to grade school, I insisted on just toast and butter. I eventually branched out to toast with mayo (yeah - it was the 70s so parents were less uptight)

I’ve attributed it to being Irish - tea and Irish bread and butter was everywhere.

My toaster got too gross so I threw it out. Now I need a new toaster and am missing toast. Toasting in the oven just seems to dry out and harden the bread too much.

Doesn't this thread belong in the Underwhelming Thread?

I'm more of a toasted muffin kind of guy.

Toast with marmalade or dulce de leech. Yum! A perfect snack.

Toasted sourdough bread with lots of butter = pure happiness

R6 I've noticed that myself about rye. What's up with that?

Dear god -autocorrect turned dulce de leche into "leech"! Oh, the humanity!

Only if it’s farm fresh butter.

Toasted French baguette with French butter (Trader Joe's) and a big cafe au lait.

Well, butter my buns and call me a biscuit!

R15 - yeah but it smells like feet after a day in sneakers.

Whole wheat toast with butter and applesauce is delicious. My grandmother used to give that to us as kids. Apple butter is delicious too but sometimes I'm not in the mood for cinnamon or "warm spices."

Toast with either marmite, pâté or peanut butter. Don’t bother with butter.

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