However to end the issue.
Fried bread is merely a slice of bread put in a frying pan and fried, usually with butter. Cheese has never nor ever will attatch itself to =
fried bread as it instantly (as if by some bizarre chemical reaction) =
becomes a cheese toastie of a sort.
Then again when I went to the supermarket in the States with Pam =
once, the brave Sir Neil Robinson stepped in nobly to translate my =
desire for the "Biscuit section" (I was desperate for some scottish =
shortbread) into "he means Cookies Pam" as Pam thought I was =
referring to a bun kind of thing which Americans call a biscuit.
Perhaps the funniest thing I've ever seen in my life food wise was =
when I'd been in Canada for a few months and one of my friends =
made me a cup of tea. I asked for milk and he brought out a carton with the words "HOMO MILK" written in large, clear letters on the side. =
I can clearly remember the looks of bemusement on my Canadian =
friends faces as I rolled around laughing on the floor.
Imagine selling HOMO MILK in North East England on the shelves =
next to the bottles of Newcaslte Brown Ale and stottie cake? Oh, its =
too funny. (BTW its short for homogenised) =
Weird.
Martin Laurie
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