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GWguy
07-31-2009, 10:06 PM
The same folks that make the English Muffins have a bread called Breakfast Bread. I guess they call it that because it is supposed to be toasted. And it does toast really well, great with a bit of butter and jam.

But I'll tell you what... it makes the best grilled sammiches too. It's a bit thicker sliced and a bit on the dry side so it holds up really well to being grilled with lots of stuff in the middle. It doesn't get wimpy and fall apart, doesn't curl or get misshapen. Good stuff.

Tomorrow I'm going to see what kind of french toast it makes....

belvak
07-31-2009, 10:18 PM
The same folks that make the English Muffins have a bread called Breakfast Bread. Tomorrow I'm going to see what kind of french toast it makes....

Where did you find it? It sounds like it would be worth a shot.

GWguy
07-31-2009, 10:21 PM
Where did you find it? It sounds like it would be worth a shot.

Giant had it right above the muffins. Orange bag.

belvak
07-31-2009, 10:23 PM
Giant had it right above the muffins. Orange bag.

Thanks! If I'm down that way tomorrow, I'll have to look for it. :buddies:

GWguy
08-01-2009, 10:22 AM
Ok, makes a decent french toast, but I like using Challah bread better.

mAlice
08-01-2009, 10:26 AM
Ok, makes a decent french toast, but I like using Challah bread better.

Best french toast ever...

Sliced Kings Hawaiian Bread, leave out to dry.

Dip bread in egg nog, throw in the pan.

:yum:

RoseRed
08-01-2009, 10:28 AM
Sourdough makes the best fench toast. I wish I had some now. :ohwell:

GWguy
08-01-2009, 10:33 AM
Best french toast ever...

Sliced Kings Hawaiian Bread, leave out to dry.

Dip bread in egg nog, throw in the pan.

:yum:

I'll have to try that...

Sourdough makes the best fench toast. I wish I had some now. :ohwell:


Hmm... one of those "California" things... sourdough isn't on my shopping list.

RoseRed
08-01-2009, 10:37 AM
Hmm... one of those "California" things... sourdough isn't on my shopping list.

:lmao:

mAlice
08-01-2009, 10:38 AM
I'll have to try that...




Hmm... one of those "California" things... sourdough isn't on my shopping list.

Haven't made it in ages....don't forget to add eggs to the egg nog to thicken it. I also like extra nutmeg.

GWguy
08-01-2009, 10:41 AM
Haven't made it in ages....don't forget to add eggs to the egg nog to thicken it. I also like extra nutmeg.

I always add a few drops of butter/vanilla flavoring.

Cowgirl
08-01-2009, 10:58 AM
I read this as Thomas' Breakfast Thread, then thought, "Who is Thomas and why is GW posting for him?" :crazy:

GWguy
08-01-2009, 11:41 AM
I do that for him 'cause I'm nice like that.


:lol:

kbeachcat123
08-08-2009, 01:21 AM
The same folks that make the English Muffins have a bread called Breakfast Bread. I guess they call it that because it is supposed to be toasted. And it does toast really well, great with a bit of butter and jam.

But I'll tell you what... it makes the best grilled sammiches too. It's a bit thicker sliced and a bit on the dry side so it holds up really well to being grilled with lots of stuff in the middle. It doesn't get wimpy and fall apart, doesn't curl or get misshapen. Good stuff.

Tomorrow I'm going to see what kind of french toast it makes....

I don't know --- folks in the UK have been fu*king up good food for centuries and I hesitate to try anything from "over the pond". Bangers and Smash is a good example. WTF is THAT???

kbeachcat123
08-08-2009, 01:27 AM
Let's see what else.....

Boiled Bacon ?

kbeachcat123
08-08-2009, 01:30 AM
Haggis ..... Oh wait.... That be Scotland ... Made from de finest part of the sheep .... as in Heart, Liver, and "Winds" (that be Scottish for LUNGS) EWwwwwwww....

kbeachcat123
08-08-2009, 01:33 AM
As a side note, Haggis has been banned from the US since the USDA has deemed it "unfit for human consumption". Haggis (http://gumbopages.com/food/scottish/haggis.html)

Yikes ! !

Cowgirl
08-08-2009, 11:01 AM
I don't know --- folks in the UK have been fu*king up good food for centuries and I hesitate to try anything from "over the pond". Bangers and Smash is a good example. WTF is THAT???

Um, I'm pretty sure it's bangers and mash. :lmao: It's sausage and potatoes.

GWguy
08-08-2009, 11:18 AM
I don't know --- folks in the UK have been fu*king up good food for centuries and I hesitate to try anything from "over the pond". Bangers and Smash is a good example. WTF is THAT???

Let's see what else.....

Boiled Bacon ?

Haggis ..... Oh wait.... That be Scotland ... Made from de finest part of the sheep .... as in Heart, Liver, and "Winds" (that be Scottish for LUNGS) EWwwwwwww....

As a side note, Haggis has been banned from the US since the USDA has deemed it "unfit for human consumption". Haggis (http://gumbopages.com/food/scottish/haggis.html)

Yikes ! !

:twitch: Ok, what the hell was this??? BREAD! We were talking about BREAD! Sold in American stores!

:lmao: Holy mackerel.....

belvak
09-28-2009, 10:24 AM
Resurrecting this thread because I finally got some breakfast bread. While it is very good with butter and jam/jelly, I have hit upon my favorite! Toast it and slather this on. :drool:

Shedd's Spread Country Crock® Honey Spread – margarine substitute for family friendly meals (http://www.countrycrock.com/Spreads/Honey-Spread.aspx)

GWguy
09-28-2009, 10:34 AM
Resurrecting this thread because I finally got some breakfast bread. While it is very good with butter and jam/jelly, I have hit upon my favorite! Toast it and slather this on. :drool:

Shedd's Spread Country Crock® Honey Spread – margarine substitute for family friendly meals (http://www.countrycrock.com/Spreads/Honey-Spread.aspx)

'bout time.... :lol:


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