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Had a restless night last night due to the warm weather and having the leave the bedroom window wide open.

Then being hit by the dawn chorus at 5am!

Anyway, I woke up very hungry and have just had six slices of toast (with thick cut marmalade) but now feel a bit guilty.

Should I be? Is there an acceptable toast limit or as long as the bread packet is open it's ok?

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If you get to the point where you're toasting the end crusts then you've gone too far. These should be for the birds!

 

I do think you probably reached the limit for think cut marmalade, maybe try varying the topping, it might induce less guilt.

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If you get to the point where you're toasting the end crusts then you've gone too far. These should be for the birds!

 

I do think you probably reached the limit for think cut marmalade, maybe try varying the topping, it might induce less guilt.

 

Crusts are the best bits for toast! Only if fresh though.

*Cues bread crust wars

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One of my colleagues once came into work with a loaf of pre sliced crusty bread, and a pack of salami. He in turn in the space of about half an hour had made about 6 sandwiches and polished the whole loaf and pack of salami.

 

Hes very skinny and does climbing, among other similar outdoor activities.

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One of my colleagues once came into work with a loaf of pre sliced crusty bread, and a pack of salami. He in turn in the space of about half an hour had made about 6 sandwiches and polished the whole loaf and pack of salami.

 

Hes very skinny and does climbing, among other similar outdoor activities.

 

Outdoor sandwich making?

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Crust / End of loaf is the best bit with the caveat that it's lightly toasted (just turned golden) and there is too much butter on it.

 

On the subject of outdoor sandwich making... my standard lunch for walking/climbing weekends is primula cheese, couple of pittas and a pack of sliced chorizo turned in to a wannabe pizza.

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*Chucks crusts on lawn for birds at 05:30*

1. Next day, birds await routine feeding at 5am and start singing to fill time

2. @Dos_Box awakes due to noise, feels hungry and makes toast with a new loaf

3. Chucks crusts on lawn for birds at 05:30

4. Go to 1

 

This made me laugh more than it probably should!

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Crusts are the best bits for toast! Only if fresh though.

*Cues bread crust wars

Crusts are the best - end of! I've often wished they sold loaves of crusts.

 

When my Dad was still with us, it was always a contest as to who got the crust. No opening the loaf at the other end either!

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Peep Show....

 

Brown for first course, white for pudding. Brown is savoury, white's the treat. Huhuh, of course I'm the one that's laughing, because I actually love brown toast.

 

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Back to original post.... Too much is when you can't eat any more, but you do anyway.

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... Too much is when you can't eat any more, but you do anyway.

 

This.

 

My method of determining food amounts is as follows:

 

Take one standard serving.

Halve the portion size.

Because you have half the portion size, you have half the calories.

Now you can have twice as much without feeling guilty, as it's only half the calories.

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Too much is when the other occupants of the house moan there's none left for breakfast/lunch.

 

My 6'5" son can easily clear a loaf in a sitting but has learned to leave enough not to get shouted at :D

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If you get to the point where you're toasting the end crusts then you've gone too far. These should be for the birds!

ARE YOU CRAZY?!

The crusts are the best bits for toasting! You can drench it in butter and it won't go soggy, and it always has that satisfying crunch that the 'sandwich' pieces just never get.

 

If you consider buying one of these you are probably eating too much

 

https://www.dualit.com/products/dct2t-slice-conveyor

There's a bagel place in Piccadilly Train Station that uses one of these. I need one. They're amazing. Perfectly evenly toasted bread like you'd never get in a toaster or under a grill.

Edit: Also, there's no question that it'll fit Warburtons bread :p

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The crusts ARE the best bit

 

although when I was growing up they seemed to make bread without crusts

a.k.a. my Mum always raided both crusts at the first opportunity

and if it was nice fresh unsliced she would create more crusts but cutting bits off the top

 

 

nice fresh bread didn't last long in our house

 

nor did butter

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