Helen wrote:Yes it is and quite lovely too.
Is there something special about it or is 'sanger' just a UK slang term for sandwich?
The early edition, great Friday night Biscuit thread30.03.
Re: The early edition, great Friday night Biscuit thread30.0
by Correus » Mon Apr 02, 2012 2:53 am
Is there something special about it or is 'sanger' just a UK slang term for sandwich?
“conscribe te militem in legionibus. pervagare orbem terrarium. inveni terras externas. cognosce miros peregrines. eviscera eos” ̴ “Join the legions, see the world, travel to foreign parts, meet interesting and exotic people, and disembowel them.”
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Re: The early edition, great Friday night Biscuit thread30.0
by Helen » Mon Apr 02, 2012 3:00 am
Correus wrote:Helen wrote:Yes it is and quite lovely too.
Is there something special about it or is 'sanger' just a UK slang term for sandwich?
That's correct - sandwich.
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Re: The early edition, great Friday night Biscuit thread30.0
by Correus » Mon Apr 02, 2012 3:36 am
Helen wrote:Oh, toasted ham, tomato. onion and cheese sangers are just the best with a cup of tea
In that case - the above does sound good. Might I suggest adding bacon (here in the US), or streaky (for you all across the pond) - it goes well with ham - and perhaps an avocado....
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