So we popped it on and found this to be a potential double danger. Consumers of this slice run the risk of suffering from both the chin slap dangle (CSD) or upwards face slap (UFS). And during the eating procedure, I myself became a victim of the UFS, whilst Grace herself became a victim of the CSD. Between us, we were able to take these hits to raise awareness for all you PB and onion toasters out there. The topping was nice though, I found the onion complemented the peanuts quite well. Grace didn't like it at she detests raw onions in any shape or form. Not that they taste different with shape, unlike sandwiches which obviously taste better in triangles. She says she would have liked it if it was onion chutney, but that's competely different. So a silly thing to say really.
Grace and I embark upon an epic journey through the culinary realms of toast.
Saturday, 19 May 2012
Our 66th slice of toast - PB and onion
So we popped it on and found this to be a potential double danger. Consumers of this slice run the risk of suffering from both the chin slap dangle (CSD) or upwards face slap (UFS). And during the eating procedure, I myself became a victim of the UFS, whilst Grace herself became a victim of the CSD. Between us, we were able to take these hits to raise awareness for all you PB and onion toasters out there. The topping was nice though, I found the onion complemented the peanuts quite well. Grace didn't like it at she detests raw onions in any shape or form. Not that they taste different with shape, unlike sandwiches which obviously taste better in triangles. She says she would have liked it if it was onion chutney, but that's competely different. So a silly thing to say really.
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