Rich Tea & Digestives

[tuffers#1]

White bread butter crisps



They're heaven .

NB : always use real butter , at no time use that tastelss sh*te excuse for jot real butter) .

[greyhound]

I have heard my mum talking of having beef dripping spread on bread. Reckoned it was a real tasty treat !!

what a treat it was. beef dripping with loads of the jelly as well Mmmmmm.

[Lovejoy]

Is that the same as lard then?

Lard is pig's fat!

[Sid Bishop]

Is that the same as lard then?

Lard is pig's fat!

Lard on toast/ bread..... No thank you, but pork dripping on toast/bread is nice......Quote '' Dripping: This is the fat that drips from meat while it cooks. Beef dripping is the most popular''

[BIGRON]

I have heard my mum talking of having beef dripping spread on bread. Reckoned it was a real tasty treat !!

Beef Dripping with sedement on toast made with a bakers loaf ( not sliced rubbish ) , the toast done over an open fire and salt on the Dripping ........yummy .

[greyhound]

oh yes don't forget the salt.

[Thor]

Crisp sandwhich is amazing and one of life’s better sandwhich and savoury snack combo’s. You can’t whack it.

[Max B Gold]

I have heard my mum talking of having beef dripping spread on bread. Reckoned it was a real tasty treat !!

Beef Dripping with sedement on toast made with a bakers loaf ( not sliced rubbish ) , the toast done over an open fire and salt on the Dripping ........yummy .

They tell me its also very nice when deep fried in batter.

[AckneyAwks]

Beef dripping on bread was a regular treat and lovely remember in the seventies the burger stands outside the O's used to serve up hamburgers made in a boiling water ( i think ) and they were a bit undercooked in appearance. They looked horrible but me and my mates always bought one or two every match.

[Lucky7]

So does beef dripping still exist

[Thor]

Not had it in years, like I had it as a kid. Although on my 20oz corn fed rib eye I had the other day it had been dripping sauce with it. Lovely.

[Lovejoy]

Beef dripping on bread was a regular treat and lovely remember in the seventies the burger stands outside the O's used to serve up hamburgers made in a boiling water ( i think ) and they were a bit undercooked in appearance. They looked horrible but me and my mates always bought one or two every match.

You mean Westlers burgers, they came out of a long can and stunk like hell. You knew when you was near Brisbane Road by the stench of the burger stalls.

[AckneyAwks]

Thats them Lovejoy, they were a bit red in colour bit like our kit. The food i miss on a cold winter game is hot chestnuts. One of your five a day!!